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I’ve been waiting for my power company to use this technology to find solar panels. According to my power company documents, if I generate any power on premise,
by jmpman 4y ago
I’ve been waiting for my power company to use this technology to find solar panels. According to my power company documents, if I generate any power on premise, I’m required to pay a solar tie in fee. Depending upon how you want to read that, a solar power garden light would require me to pay the tie in fee. I’d like to add a solar powered AC (air conditioner not grid tied) to reduce my AC driven power costs. According to the docs, I’d have to pay a tie in fee. Part of me wants to deploy it, but fear some overly enthusiastic intern using this AI technology to find my solar panels, and then fine me for the entire time the panels have been deployed.
- SilverBirch 4y agoLet’s face it, it’s about cheap money. They’ll send you a letter asking for money. You’ll send them a letter telling them to fuck themselves. They’re not going to burn cash pursuing AI voodoo.
- CMCDragonkai 4y agoWe built this for a solar renewable energy trader. It works fine.
- mikece 4y agoSounds like privacy laws need to be updated such that any overhead imagery analysis by a private company requires permission of the property owners, or a warrant if it's government agency, even if the images are taken from space.