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this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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Not necessarily worse than humans, no, just worse than it can detect light skinned and tall people.
Your proving their point. That's Tesla, the one run by an edgy, narcissistic, billionaire asshole, not the companies with better tech under (and above, in this case) the hood.
All I am saying is that the article doesn’t attempt to make any comparison between human’s and AI’s ability to detect dark skinned people or children… the “worse” mentioned in the poorly worded (misleading) headline was comparing the detection rates of AI only.