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Relying on its data to convict someone of a capital offense says more about the justice system then it does about the software I don't understand what you mean
by brown9-2 15y ago
Relying on its data to convict someone of a capital offense says more about the justice system then it does about the software
I don't understand what you mean by this.
Isn't "data" just another form of evidence, whether it's your browser's history file or bank account records or cell phone history records?
Why is one type of data less worthy than others?
- adolph 15y agoReliability. It is sometimes thought of as correlating to how much weight a particular data point may have in making a decision. In this case, the data is not very reliable but a seems to be evidence crucial point (the intent demonstrated by earlier information gathering). It speaks to a particular case of a justice system presenting evidence without reliability meta-data.