 And the city of Detroit has agreed to big changes in the use of facial recognition technology to solve crimes. The city is paying $300,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by Robert Williams. He was arrested for shoplifting after facial recognition erroneously matched his driver's license photo with store surveillance video. As part of the deal, Detroit police will be barred from arresting people solely on facial recognition results, a technology which the ACLU believes is flawed and racially biased.