Fargo Police Refuse To Apologize To Tennessee Grandma Jailed on Bogus AI Evidence
The article centers the victim's perspective and frames police inaction through critical language ("bogus," "wrongfully," "declined to apologize") while providing extensive context about Clearview AI's documented privacy abuses and federal misuse.
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- This article does not address what specific safeguards or procedures, if any, the Fargo Police Department claims to have in place to prevent reliance on unreliable AI matches.
- This article does not provide a statement or perspective from Clearview AI responding to the misuse allegations.
- This article does not clarify whether Angela Lipps is pursuing civil litigation or damages against either police department.
This article is part of ongoing coverage of facial recognition misuse in law enforcement; police settlement terms, civil liability findings, and any policy changes resulting from Lipps' case may devel
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She spent nearly six months in jail.
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