Artificial intelligence can do really dumb things with personal information

When it comes to identification, I think there's been a lot of gains in terms of testing the accuracy of different kinds of software, right. AI software that does facial recognition, or other kinds of biometric identification. NIST, the Department of Commerce, for example, has tests that they actually publish the results of different kinds of software. And the sort of background concern there is accuracy, obviously, but also bias, particularly if some of the algorithms are not as good or as accurate when it comes to, for example, certain racial groups. And that's also the kind of information that this puts out.