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Exactly. Many of your responses identify the ongoing ambiguity, to say nothing of the oversight required or the pat clarity an engineer mistakenly sees as a sol
by tomrod 5y ago
Exactly. Many of your responses identify the ongoing ambiguity, to say nothing of the oversight required or the pat clarity an engineer mistakenly sees as a solution versus what a lawyer would tear apart using existing precedent, policy, and appeal to natural rights and precedent.
Responsibly implementing technology solutions in a human-centered system needs more precision than the holes a random internet commentator can poke and a random interrogator can gloss over. In many US states, red light cameras have been de-fanged with a variety of excuses, perhaps most importantly highlighting that the law doesn't work precisely.