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Cellebrite Dumps AI Into Its Cell Phone-Scraping Tool So Cops Can Hallucinate Evidence
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Ironically, the number of inaccuracies and half truths this article contains makes me think it was written by AI.
Got a lot of people to click on it while raging, though, so it served its purpose.
In case anyone's interested in the source material, here's the press release it's going on about. The AI is about searching and analyzing evidence, it isn't fabricating anything that'll actually be used in court.
I'm not holding my breath.
The problem is those of us not in digital forensics believe this BS. It fuels anti-law enforcement sentiment unjustly. Hate LE if you want, just make sure it's based on truth, not shite like this.