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An alleged Italian mafia fugitive has been on the run for more than six years — until police recognized his tattoos on a YouTube cooking show
CBS News ^ | MARCH 30, 2021 | CAITLIN O'KANE

Posted on 03/30/2021 5:41:36 PM PDT by nickcarraway

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To: granite

“Law enforcement agencies with a budget are constantly scanning all social media with AI facial recognition software. There is no reason to not scan for tattoos while they’re at it.”

That makes sense. I kind of doubt that some guy in the Dominican Republic would have much of a following in Italy, especially regarding cooking.

...lots of stuff the ‘authorities’ don’t want us know about, and AI being used this way is probably one of them.


41 posted on 03/30/2021 7:38:10 PM PDT by BobL
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To: proud American in Canada

“They just killed his chances of ever getting a good job. Destined to work in a carnival or as a famous musician or athlete. Those people can get away with it.”

Agree, instant turn-off. Maybe it’s our generation, but I remember a secretary at work that turned from a sweet, pretty girl, into a skank, in my mind at least, due to a small tattoo on her forearm. (and in her case, her husband got murdered, so I had judged her right)


42 posted on 03/30/2021 7:41:28 PM PDT by BobL
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