1. The current algorithm might be an unpredictable twenty your old in uniform, but there is accountability for their actions: it is somebody's actions. Who is r

1. The current algorithm might be an unpredictable twenty your old in uniform, but there is accountability for their actions: it is somebody's actions. Who is responsible for the illegal actions of AI? You start to have to untangle racially motivated assault against "it shouldn't have done that". 2. People will not come up with "responsible" rules of engagement as you seem to suggest. isBrownPerson() will be coded into the algorithm but not in a discernible way. Sure, you could verify this against a video collection: like we all know the statistics of profiling and incarceration rates for different races.