In 2012, Chicago PD collaborated with the RAND Corporation and the Illinois Institute of Technology to automatically generate "risk scores" for people they arrested, which were supposed to predict the likelihood that the person would be a "party to violence" in the future (this program was called "TRAP" -- Targeted Repeat-Offender Apprehension Program" -- seemingly […]

A new website lets users click through an endless library of fake human faces created by artificial intelligence. Called ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com, the results are startlingly lifelike and may make you question what's real and what isn't. Every time a user refreshes their browser, the site spits out a randomly generated face, spanning from older men and women to even children. At first glance, these photos appear to be of random people. However, a website called ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com uses AI to generate startlingly realistic copies of human faces ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com was created by a software engineer at Uber.