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> If even the bureaucrats are refusing to enforce the law correctly The law says "up to [that much of a fine]", not "exactly [that much of a fine]".
by majewsky 8y ago
> If even the bureaucrats are refusing to enforce the law correctly
The law says "up to [that much of a fine]", not "exactly [that much of a fine]".
- thanosnose 8y agoAKA, "up to the whims of a bureaucrat"? My god the pro-GPDR brigade is running wild.
- ceejayoz 8y agoThere are very few punishments in Western democracies not subject to some level of judgement call. Until we've got AIs, questions like "was this deliberate" and "how much non-monetary harm was caused" will require a human (or group of them) to make a call.
- kiriakasis 8y agoAnd even with the most perfect AIs we should still a lot of human judgement
- yifanl 8y agoAny time a decision is made, it's up to the whims of somebody. What you're saying wouldn't make sense even if we had technical means to deterministically decide everything.