AI Incident Database - Incident 1075
Source evidence cited by public records. This page shows where the source is used, its trust tier, and when it was last checked in the seed.
Records using this source
- privacy
entity | 4 July 2026 | 70%
privacy - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- general-public
entity | 29 June 2026 | 70%
general-public - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- facial-recognition-system-developers
entity | 18 June 2026 | 70%
facial-recognition-system-developers - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- people-misidentified-by-facial-recognition-systems
entity | 18 June 2026 | 70%
people-misidentified-by-facial-recognition-systems - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- arrested-individuals-in-new-orleans
entity | 19 June 2025 | 70%
arrested-individuals-in-new-orleans - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- dahua-technology
entity | 19 June 2025 | 70%
dahua-technology - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- general-public-of-new-orleans
entity | 19 June 2025 | 70%
general-public-of-new-orleans - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- new-orleans-police-department
entity | 19 June 2025 | 70%
new-orleans-police-department - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- project-nola
entity | 19 June 2025 | 70%
project-nola - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- residents-subject-to-live-surveillance-in-new-orleans
entity | 19 June 2025 | 70%
residents-subject-to-live-surveillance-in-new-orleans - organisation named in the AI Incident Database harm index.
- New Orleans Police Reportedly Used Real-Time Facial Recognition Alerts Supplied by Project NOLA Despite Local Ordinance
event | 19 June 2025 | 82%
According to reporting by The Washington Post, New Orleans police received real-time facial recognition alerts from a privately operated surveillance network run by Project NOLA, reportedly leading to dozens of arrests. This purported use of AI surveillance appears to conflict with a 2022 city ordinance that restricts facial recognition to specific post-incident investigations. Police are alleged to have not consistently disclosed the technology's use.