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Yeah it's about an accident, but if an ordinary police officer can view this, you know more powerful agencies are going to collect all of it (incidentally).
by mLuby 9y ago
Yeah it's about an accident, but if an ordinary police officer can view this, you know more powerful agencies are going to collect all of it (incidentally).
- mannykannot 9y agoIt is the people who want to expand general surveillance who would like to blur the distinction between that and accident investigation, in a bogus attempt to justify the former, and I don't think we should go along with it.
- harlanji 9y agoI eat popcorn watching the double-think these days. Laws simply weren't designed for perfect enforcement. We need a new legal framework that can handle omnipresence.
- whatshisface 9y agoMany penalties have been scaled to compensate for the expected likelihood of getting caught (so as to keep the expected value of the crime negative.) Even without the radical overhaul it sounds like you're suggesting, we'll definitely have to update at least a few things.
- jjoonathan 9y agoHave they? My impression was that legislatures almost never reduced penalties outside of hotbutton political issues.
- maxerickson 9y agoAre we even in the ballpark of being able to collect real time video (and other sensor data) from tens of millions of vehicles? That's a completely different technical problem than having the vehicle store some period of data. I guess authoritarians will push to have the ability to install monitoring programs locally.
- user5994461 9y agoYoutube can record that amount of video just fine.
- 21 9y agoYou can use ML to summarize the video and you can store the most interesting bits in low quality - instead of actual video you can just store something like "red car crossed intersection going northbound, male with blue cap stopped at light, ..."
- dogma1138 9y agoMobilEye is doing just that to create their HD maps and train their models so, yes.
- maxerickson 9y agoTens of millions of vehicles all at once?