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AI facial recognition blamed for wrongful arrests as NBA, World Cup embrace it | Jesse Weber Live
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41:27Now PlayingThe rapid expansion of A.I. facial recognition is now being used at the NBA Finals and allowing some fans at the FIFA World Cup to enter using just their face.
But there is a new lawsuit that is raising serious questions about whether safeguards are keeping up after a string of wrongful arrests reportedly linked to this technology put innocent Americans behind bars. Jesse talks with an ACLU attorney.
Plus, newly released court testimony reveals how the F.B.I. allegedly linked 18-year-old Anna Kepner's stepbrother to her murder, one major apparent mistake that may change this whole case.
And the real-life alien hunters, scientists. They are keeping their eyes on the skies to find UAPs and extraterrestrial life on or near the Earth. So what is the secret to their search, how is A.I. helping them, and why right now may be the time we get the answers we all want? Harvard’s Avi Loeb joins Jesse. All that on 'Jesse Weber Live.'
This episode originally aired June 11, 2026.
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