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I still don't understand the upside.

• powerapple 6y ago
  I guess I am used to think from technical point of view. Think the upside this way: say a system can track either a Chinese spy or Capitol Hill mob and get him arrested in 30 seconds. joke aside, yes, I think the downside is massive (any kind of facial recognition). I believe this is inline with the development of transportation technologies. We would never need things like this when people are not moving so fast. We have had the ability to track people in the past.
• OJFord 6y ago
  Not many people would object to police manually trawling through CCTV after a break-in to look for the 'white male wearing a red shirt and Nike shoes' that a witness described; so the upside I suppose is efficiency of an existing process?