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> Or a park that remembers people that do not litter and greets them with a positive reinforcement signal when they walk in. People who litter will have points

by dqpb 8y ago

> Or a park that remembers people that do not litter and greets them with a positive reinforcement signal when they walk in. People who litter will have points deducted from their score and they'll no longer be allowed in parks. Unless they have money of course. "Donating to charity" can increase your score, so the rich will be able to whatever the fuck they want and the poor will lose access to parks. > playing against aimbot is like banging head against the wall, it definitely lowers my quality of life Some friendly advice from a fellow human - go take a nice long walk in a park. Enjoy the fresh air and sunshine, while you still can.

TrainedMonkey 8y ago
> People who litter will have points deducted from their score and they'll no longer be allowed in parks. Unless they have money of course. "Donating to charity" can increase your score, so the rich will be able to whatever the fuck they want and the poor will lose access to parks. The whole point of the above comment was, in opposition of Chinese system, to only provide positive interactions. The surveillance genie is out of the bag and there is no going back. For better or for worse cameras are everywhere, it is only a matter of time until there is AI watching most of them. The traditional system is based heavily on punishment, so it does not take a lot of imagination to extend it to the automated enforcement. Indeed one of the worst possible outcomes is when your karma is directly tied into your banking account. In that world the rich have nearly unlimited indulgences. I was trying to imagine a world where the technology is used to provide positive feedback instead of punishments. > Some friendly advice from a fellow human - go take a nice long walk in a park. Enjoy the fresh air and sunshine, while you still can. I do that quite often, but every once in a while I want some variety such as competitive games.
lifeformed 8y ago
> go take a nice long walk in a park. Enjoy the fresh air and sunshine, while you still can. What if the park is polluted with litter? The point is that people can degrade your quality of life in many places, even if it's as "trivial" as leisure.
- ishjoh 8y ago
  I might be in the minority but I always try and pick up litter when I'm walking in a park, I feel even better about it knowing that I've left it a little cleaner than when I started. I know there are others that think the same way as I've seen them and had a friendly chat in the past.

by dqpb 8y ago

TrainedMonkey 8y ago

> People who litter will have points deducted from their score and they'll no longer be allowed in parks. Unless they have money of course. "Donating to charity" can increase your score, so the rich will be able to whatever the fuck they want and the poor will lose access to parks. The whole point of the above comment was, in opposition of Chinese system, to only provide positive interactions. The surveillance genie is out of the bag and there is no going back. For better or for worse cameras are everywhere, it is only a matter of time until there is AI watching most of them. The traditional system is based heavily on punishment, so it does not take a lot of imagination to extend it to the automated enforcement. Indeed one of the worst possible outcomes is when your karma is directly tied into your banking account. In that world the rich have nearly unlimited indulgences. I was trying to imagine a world where the technology is used to provide positive feedback instead of punishments. > Some friendly advice from a fellow human - go take a nice long walk in a park. Enjoy the fresh air and sunshine, while you still can. I do that quite often, but every once in a while I want some variety such as competitive games.

lifeformed 8y ago

> go take a nice long walk in a park. Enjoy the fresh air and sunshine, while you still can. What if the park is polluted with litter? The point is that people can degrade your quality of life in many places, even if it's as "trivial" as leisure.

ishjoh 8y ago
I might be in the minority but I always try and pick up litter when I'm walking in a park, I feel even better about it knowing that I've left it a little cleaner than when I started. I know there are others that think the same way as I've seen them and had a friendly chat in the past.