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Do do we want more uniform enforcement via robot, or do we want more leeway for human LEOs? It used to be cops could make their own decisions on the spot about
by mc32 5y ago
Do do we want more uniform enforcement via robot, or do we want more leeway for human LEOs?
It used to be cops could make their own decisions on the spot about a subject (good or bad), now with cameras there is much much less ad-hoc decision making. Everyone gets booked.
It’s a double edged sword. Depends on what we want.
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- tehwebguy 5y agoNeither! Human LEOs in the US need to have fewer weapons and more accountability, they are currently virtually un-prosecutable. Even when cops commit a crime on camera it is extremely rare for them to be indicted.
- sangnoir 5y ago> Do do we want more uniform enforcement via robot, or do we want more leeway for human LEOs? Or, do you want more enforcement, period. Automation can scale a lot more than human LEO - and since everyone breaks some law pretty much daily, that limitation is a feature in my book. Didn't turn on your blinkers for long enough before switching lanes on a deserted street (by 0.2 seconds)? Jailerbot 2000 deactivates your car, detains you and sends you to the fully automated jail below the city until the judge sees you on Monday.