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Going further: Some AI is interpreting all camera around the country in real-time. A single government employee is adjusting parameters according to what the c

Going further: Some AI is interpreting all camera around the country in real-time. A single government employee is adjusting parameters according to what the current elected officials deem important. There is, however, extra CPU time dedicated to cameras monitoring political opponents. After all, we commit crimes regularly, unknowingly. There are so many laws that not only are there lifelong jobs in the law business, but there are several different types of them. https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748704471504574438900830760842 https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748704471504574438...

jostmey 9y ago
Then I think you found a great startup idea. Create the AI that warns you when you are about to inadvertently commit a crime, thereby helping you navigate the complex and incomprehensible legal system. Investors will line up to give you money because they will know that everyone will need your patented AI to avoid jail
- fwsgonzo 9y ago
  Or a new type of actor for hire that gets people to inadvertently commit crimes on cameras. Same reasons as 10,000 years ago: angry spouses, jealousy, political assassination etc.
  - funnyfacts365 9y ago
    Ohhhh. You just described law enforcement sting operations... Damn, damn, damn...
Denzel 9y ago
You'd probably like the show Person of Interest written by John Nolan -- Christopher Nolan's (writer and director of Dark Knight trilogy, Intersteller, Inception, etc.) brother. It loosely follows this premise of multiple AGIs going head-to-head against each other as one is used for "good" and the other for "evil" by their respective creators. I think it's a great show. Very interesting.
- dingo_bat 9y ago
  The episode I liked most was if-then-else. It had the right mix of silly and smart for me. The conclusion of the show was not that great, IMO.
- scrollaway 9y ago
  Hehe :) Seconding recommendation for Person of Interest. Jonathan Nolan then went on to create the Westworld HBO series. These two brothers are really talented, it runs in the family.
wiz21c 9y ago
Taken out of context : >>>> A single government employee is adjusting parameters according to what the current elected officials deem important. Is exactly my job... But seems totally fine. After all, politics are here to say what to do (provided it's not going too far)

jostmey 9y ago

Then I think you found a great startup idea. Create the AI that warns you when you are about to inadvertently commit a crime, thereby helping you navigate the complex and incomprehensible legal system. Investors will line up to give you money because they will know that everyone will need your patented AI to avoid jail

fwsgonzo 9y ago
Or a new type of actor for hire that gets people to inadvertently commit crimes on cameras. Same reasons as 10,000 years ago: angry spouses, jealousy, political assassination etc.
- funnyfacts365 9y ago
  Ohhhh. You just described law enforcement sting operations... Damn, damn, damn...

Denzel 9y ago

You'd probably like the show Person of Interest written by John Nolan -- Christopher Nolan's (writer and director of Dark Knight trilogy, Intersteller, Inception, etc.) brother. It loosely follows this premise of multiple AGIs going head-to-head against each other as one is used for "good" and the other for "evil" by their respective creators. I think it's a great show. Very interesting.

dingo_bat 9y ago
The episode I liked most was if-then-else. It had the right mix of silly and smart for me. The conclusion of the show was not that great, IMO.
scrollaway 9y ago
Hehe :) Seconding recommendation for Person of Interest. Jonathan Nolan then went on to create the Westworld HBO series. These two brothers are really talented, it runs in the family.

wiz21c 9y ago

Taken out of context : >>>> A single government employee is adjusting parameters according to what the current elected officials deem important. Is exactly my job... But seems totally fine. After all, politics are here to say what to do (provided it's not going too far)