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Detroit Police Department agrees to new policies limiting how it can use facial recognition technology.
The new policies prohibit the police from arresting people based solely on the results of a facial recognition search, or on photo lineups conducted immediately after a search.
Roger Williams , a Black man who was arrested after being identified by facial recognition tech, sued the police department.
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