Raw LLM Responses

I didn't really appreciate the power of what facial recognition software could do until I talked to a fella who had skipped bail on a pretty hefty charge (like 15lbs of weed) and ditched all his social media, his phone, and his bank cards and was living on the couch of some acquaintances in a city across the country he'd only visited once. He got caught by the fugitive task force because of social media photos. Not HIS social media photos, or even his friends social media photos. He was in the background of a complete stranger's photos at a bar, and some private entity collects facial data it skims from social media sites and runs facial recognition software over it looking for fugitives in the photos. It gives the meta data of the photos to the cops to give a time and location and works on identifying people standing around the fugitive. The fugitive task force apparently took the meta data from the photo to find out what city he had been in, and then pinged phones to see who was in the immediate vicinity of the suspect, and then showed the photos to everyone who's phone was near the suspect until someone told them where he was staying.