Por: Los Angeles Times Nation December 14, 2022
Two years after Los Angeles police leaders set tougher limits on the use of facial recognition technology, a follow-up report found the department lacks a way to track its outcomes or effectiveness. The report, by the LAPD inspector general’s office, found that LAPD personnel used facial recognition software in an effort to identify criminal suspects nearly 2,000 times last year. Of those searches, about 55% resulted in a positive match —... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Nation December 06, 2022
Days after an internal investigation was launched into whether a former Los Angeles police captain led a cover-up of sexual assault allegations against former CBS chief Leslie Moonves, the detective who handled the case years ago took an unusual step. Last month, LAPD... + más
CBS, LAPD captain led cover-up of sexual assault report against Moonves, AG says | Los Angeles Times
LAPD cover-up of claims against ex-CBS boss Moonves highlights challenges for abuse victims | Los Angeles Times
Newsweek USA Tech November 23, 2022
First impressions are formed within one-tenth of a second after seeing someone's face. But some people infer more from these first impressions than others, a study published by the Royal Society suggests.Studies have highlighted that face impressions are determined by... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Politics November 04, 2022
When community activist Eunisses Hernandez ran for a seat on the Los Angeles City Council this year, she made clear she thinks L.A. needs fewer police. The Highland Park resident promised to oppose the hiring of new officers at the LAPD, even to replace those who retire, saying... + más
Survey: Most Angelenos have favorable view of LAPD, despite lingering concerns around bias | Los Angeles Times
LAPD officer who died following a training simulation had reported sexual assault: Family's lawyer | ABC News
Time USA Life October 27, 2022
Privacy has long dominated our social and legal debates about technology. The aim to strengthen protections against the collection of personal data. is the default set in Europe by and a new bill before U.S. Congress, , similarly seeks to further privacy’s primacy. Privacy is... + más
5 Tips For How To Handle Consumer Privacy Concerns | Forbes
Biden order promises EU citizens better data privacy | WPLG Local 10
ABC News USA Nation October 06, 2022
An attorney representing the family of a Los Angeles police officer who died after a training exercise in May alleged Wednesday that the officer was targeted and killed after filing a report accusing fellow officers of a woman.I think it's an intentional act because of the... + más
Pelosi, Dem leadership say they stand with sexual assault survivors, but mum after Politico outs GOP candidate | Fox News
Internal LAPD report rules that officer's training death was an accident | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA Opinion September 29, 2022
Last year, the House Judiciary Subcommittee heard a harrowing, but increasingly common, story of injustice. Robert Williams, a Black man, was arrested in 2020 for stealing watches from a store in Detroit. But even though he hadn’t been in that store in several years, police... + más
Op-Ed: Online gambling from Prop. 27 wouldn't solve a bigger issue for California's tribes | Los Angeles Times
The Problem With Biased AIs (and How To Make AI Better) | Forbes
Los Angeles Times USA Nation September 28, 2022
The public's confidence in the Los Angeles Police Department has improved slightly over the last two years, although more than half of the city's residents believe policing remains tainted by racial bias among officers, according to a survey from Loyola Marymount... + más
LAPD identifies suspect in fatal shooting of rapper PnB Rock and arrests 2 others | CNN
$4-million verdict for LAPD captain over fake nude photo shared by cops | Los Angeles Times
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