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 Over the past two years, about two dozen state or local governments banned or limited police departments use of facial recognition due to concerns over accuracy, racial bias, and privacy. The list of cities included San Francisco, California, Somerville, Massachusetts, and Oakland, California. But some are now longing for the technology due to a high crime rate that showed a 5% increase in the homicide rate nationwide in 2021, which is a relatively smaller jump than the 20% increase in 2020, according to a report by the Council on Criminal Justice.     Ju stanley thermosflasche st eight months after implementing a restrictive ban on facial recognition, Virginia lawmakers approved a bill to lift the ban earlier in March. However, some were oppo stanley cup becher sed to lifting the ban, arguing that facial recognition software misidentifies people of color like in the case of Robert Williams who was wrongfully arrested by Detroit police in January 2020 based on a faulty facial recognition match. A 2019 study by the National Institute of Standards and Technology  NIST  found that facial recognition algorithms do not perform as well when examining the faces of women, people of color, the elderly, and children, falsely identifying Black and Asian faces 10 to 100 times more often than they did white faces. However, more states are still considering a lift on the ban as well, Reuters reports. In California, members of the American Civil Liberties  stanley tumblers Union are struggling to make the ban on facial recognition permanent.  Police d Inxx Saudi Arabia Passes Law Requiring USB-C Charging on New iPhones, Androids, and Laptops
 Humans are particular stanley mugs ly judgmental of others, but scientists at Cardiff University say that constantly comparing ourselves to others has shaped our evolution. Its why were prone to help others, even without the promise of payback  even if we expect something later . Its our way of judging others and has contributed to our evolution and survival.     The researchers, who published their findings in Scientific Reports, stated they ran hundreds of thousands of simulations between  simplified humans.  They created games where one simulated human was tasked with deciding whether to donate to another person based on their reputation.  If the player chose to donate, they incurred a cost and the receiver was given a benefit. Each players reputation was then updated in light of their action, and another game was initiated,  researchers wrote. What they found was that if the receivers reputation was similar to the donors then there was more likely to be a one-way interaction, especially in cases where there wasnt a proposed benefit in doing so. If a human was more prone to giving, that person was also more likely to receive.  Our resu stanley cup lts s stanley quencher uggest that the evolution of cooperation, which is key to a prosperous society, is intrinsically linked to the idea of social comparison 鈥?constantly sizing each other up and making decisions as to whether we want to help them or not,  study co-author Roger Whitaker said in a statement.  Weve shown that over time, evolution favours strategies to help