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Maybe not yet, but as surveillance gets more advanced, we get closer and closer to that. I know for a positive fact that at least some law agencies have the ca
by bmelton 11y ago
Maybe not yet, but as surveillance gets more advanced, we get closer and closer to that.
I know for a positive fact that at least some law agencies have the capability to put concealed cameras up that broadcast real-time video back to a data center. From there, the data is algorithmically processed by license plate readers and facial recognition tools that cross-reference their found data against databases containing persons of note (like persons of interest, but less specific to a given case) and, when results are found, notify agents or officers via messaging.
We're really just a hop, skip and a jump away from the "self-driving car of surveillance".