Tennessee grandmother wrongfully jailed for six months due to AI facial recognition error in North Dakota fraud case
Angela Lipps spent nearly six months in jail in Tennessee and North Dakota after being misidentified by Fargo police through AI facial recognition in a bank fraud investigation.
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