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Orlando stops using Amazon facial recognition tool
StateScoop: Officials in Orlando, Florida, said Thursday that the city’s police department has concluded its second pilot project using Rekognition, the facial-recognition platform developed by Amazon, and that it will not continue using the publicly criticized software.
In a memo to the city council, city Chief Information Officer Rosa Akhtarkhavari, Chief of Police Orlando Rolon and Chief Administrative Officer Kevin Edmonds said the city did not have sufficient resources to continue testing the product.
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