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Who gets to break the law? Based on what ethical framework? Who decides whether those actions were indeed justified?
by komali2 8y ago
Who gets to break the law? Based on what ethical framework? Who decides whether those actions were indeed justified?
- evolvedcleaning 8y agoGoing forward, cops breaking the law will be an anachronism. Record keeping of human society will only perpetuate and render privacy obsolete. You could grow the notion of comparmentalized information in such a society to create a kind of decentralized system of checks and balances. Eg you see footage with faces hidden and review the morals, vote etc Could even crowd source such a thing. Surely, related AI efforts are in progress, for better or worse, e.g. FBIC (Facebook intelligence community) info gathering mechanisms The law itself could eventually evolve to be more dynamic, decentralized
- k988dfgj_s 8y ago"Record keeping of human society will only perpetuate and render privacy obsolete." How do you think any true power will react to that kind of forced transparency? "The law itself could eventually evolve to be more dynamic, decentralized" How do you define law itself?