“Clearly, we should have looked further into the shared image,” Westbrook police said after posting an AI-altered photo of drug evidence.

The Westbrook Police Department (WPD) in Maine had to apologize for using generative AI to alter a photo of items seized in a drug bust.

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Before realizing the photo had been altered, police doubled down and said the “gibberish” text shown in the AI-edited photo was real.

“Clearly, we should have looked further into the shared image,” Westbrook police acknowledged. The post Maine police department apologizes for AI-doctored evidence photo appeared first on ...

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Westbrook Police Department in Maine apologized after AI used to edit drug bust photo, causing community outrage and sparking debates about responsible tech use ...