This is not facial recognition homee...NOPE. No way hombre. The possibility of this being abused is FAR too high to justify it. Both stipulations you cited would never ever be followed, and the data collected will be used to oppress. There is no way around it. The moment you start justifying "pre crime", that exact moment, your rights stop mattering.
Besides, this wont stop anything, even if it was used 100% properly. The issue isnt catching criminals, its that the courts, and the DAs, refuse to convict, or if they do, refuse to hand out lengthy jail sentences. At worse, they give probation for the 4th time, or more fines they never bother collecting, and said criminal goes right back out and does it again. Even if you fixed that, the prisons are all full.
That's why crime in American cities is such an issue. They use this "crisis" to justify implementing privacy invading tools like this that will fix nothing but gives the government more power to know everything about you.
I'll bet the Church of Scientology would love this tech to see if anyone is trying to leave.Minority Report
I better let Tom Cruise know he's going to be needed again.
One HUGE reason, at least in CA is that we kept getting put under Consent Decrees because of the state of our prisons. The DA's have to be choosy about how they use those beds. They're not wild about their options, either. But rather than throwing away people, especially those who are committing crimes before the age of 25 when their frontal lobe is still developing, I'd like to see the money spent on rehabilitation research instead of more prison beds. A certain percentage of the population will only respond to punitive interventions, I'd like to be able to assess the ones that could be productive and give them another chance. Win - win we don't have to pay for their prison bed, they grow our economy. And that tool is definitely creepy, and I have to wonder if it's self-reinforcing and could easily go off the rails without expensive humans babysitting it.NOPE. No way hombre. The possibility of this being abused is FAR too high to justify it. Both stipulations you cited would never ever be followed, and the data collected will be used to oppress. There is no way around it. The moment you start justifying "pre crime", that exact moment, your rights stop mattering.
Besides, this wont stop anything, even if it was used 100% properly. The issue isnt catching criminals, its that the courts, and the DAs, refuse to convict, or if they do, refuse to hand out lengthy jail sentences. At worse, they give probation for the 4th time, or more fines they never bother collecting, and said criminal goes right back out and does it again. Even if you fixed that, the prisons are all full.
That's why crime in American cities is such an issue. They use this "crisis" to justify implementing privacy invading tools like this that will fix nothing but gives the government more power to know everything about you.
Hey, I just posted a funny meme. But here goes: Predicting 'vagues'? Please share your insightsYou got it wrong, it can predict a vague of crimes based on available data.
Oh wow, so you are saying it basically is not predicting a crime before it happens? Talking about redefining the word 'prediction'! So afterwards maybe? At least we can be sure thenIt is not predicting a crime before it happens, it is giving you the prediction over a probability.