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I like this, but I would argue that predicting crime isn't the core problem that law enforcement has today. The real issue is the incentive structure that disin
by liamcardenas 9y ago
I like this, but I would argue that predicting crime isn't the core problem that law enforcement has today. The real issue is the incentive structure that disincentivizes crime prevention.
That sad truth is that police bear no cost when they fail to prevent crime and, in fact, get more funding and power if crime goes up.
- zappo2938 9y ago>> The sad truth is that teachers bear no cost when they fail to teach a student.
- liamcardenas 9y agoIn public schools, this is often the case. In private schools, bad education will lead to a loss of profit. If you think this doesn't apply to teachers, you must've never been in a bad public school
- ouid 9y agoThe machine should be able to make economic policy decisions as well.