"Remember when the TSA rolled out its 'behavior detection' system whereby slack-jawed, water-confiscating security officers would be trained to recognize your 'micro expressions' and single you out on the basis of a twitchy eyelid or a sweaty upper lip? Turns out that over 99 percent of the IDs generated by the system are false positives -- less than one percent lead to arrests (and the article doesn't say how many convictions come out of those)."
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Of course - "TSA "behavior detection" is wrong more than 99 percent of the time."
TSA "behavior detection" is wrong more than 99 percent of the time - Boing Boing:
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