Well, one of the concerning things too is that when a human makes a identification or a false identification you can cross-examine the human--were they drunk, was it dark outside, how was their vision, do they have prescription glasses, were they wearing them--all of those things. But you can't cross-examine an algorithm.
Massie highlights the inability to cross-examine algorithms compared to human witnesses in legal cases.
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