Are there any courts that have admitted evidence based on facial recognition software?

Yes, some courts in the United States have admitted evidence based on facial recognition software, though the acceptance varies by jurisdiction and case specifics. Courts generally assess the reliability and accuracy of the technology, as well as its compliance with legal standards, such as the Daubert standard for expert testimony. However, concerns about the technology's accuracy and potential biases have led to ongoing debates and scrutiny regarding its admissibility.