so i think about people like portia woodruff, who was eight months pregnant when she was falsely arrested by ai powered facial recognition, skin misidentification. so sitting in a holding cell, having contractions when they finally let her out, she had to be rushed to the emergency room. right. so that's the type of algorithmic discrimination, putting two lives in danger. we could go on. it's a horror story. it's halloween and there are some profound example. more examples in the book from a driverless vehicle. not maybe not seen you. the list goes on and on and my jaw just dropped. every one that i read. so in the book you talk about your viral tedx talk and if you haven't seen it, i highly recommend it and you also discuss some the comments that you received. one such comment was algorithm are math and math isn't biased so can artificial intelligence ever just be a neutral objective tool that's great question. and i've had so many ai rolls, even one of the book reviews was like, you're telling me cpu's computers racist. so how can this happen right. and in fact, i got into computer scie

so i think about people like portia woodruff, who was eight months pregnant when she was falsely arrested by ai powered facial recognition, skin misidentification. so sitting in a holding cell, having contractions when they finally let her out, she had to be rushed to the emergency room. right. so that's the type of algorithmic discrimination, putting two lives in danger. we could go on. it's a horror story. it's halloween and there are some profound example. more examples in the book from a driverless vehicle. not maybe not seen you. the list goes on and on and my jaw just dropped. every one that i read. so in the book you talk about your viral tedx talk and if you haven't seen it, i highly recommend it and you also discuss some the comments that you received. one such comment was algorithm are math and math isn't biased so can artificial intelligence ever just be a neutral objective tool that's great question. and i've had so many ai rolls, even one of the book reviews was like, you're telling me cpu's computers racist. so how can this happen right. and in fact, i got into computer scie

. >> reporter: portia woodruff, the homeowner, spent 11 hours in jail for a crime she didn't do.ended with a $25 million lawsuit. >> it was police officers at the door. >> reporter: they told her she was under arrest for car jacking and robbery. >> who am i going to car jack? i'm pregnant. >> reporter: frisked and handcuffed while her children went out. she later found out a.i. played a lowell in her arrest. according to the lawsuit, facial recognition software mistakenly matched her mugshot from an arrest years ago to this criticism. >> the investigator did shoddy investigative work. >> reporter: a.i. is the life work of georgia tech professor and researcher matthew gomba wlchlt ay. >> it's not ready for deployment, it's not a product yet. >> do you think it should be used by police departments? >> certainly not. >> reporter: a report by georgetown law estimates as of 2016, 1 in 2 american adult is is in a law enforcement face recognition network. it can happen without your consent or knowledge. >> this technology is not accurate for the way it's being used. when you ask a quest