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Geolocation data on practically everyone, with unique identifiers. If Google had a crime analysis unit, they could easily "data science" the identity of these
by hbarka 4y ago
Geolocation data on practically everyone, with unique identifiers.
If Google had a crime analysis unit, they could easily "data science" the identity of these organized criminals breaking into cars daily in the Bay Area. The cumulative damage to society that these few individuals cause is great.
Predatory patterns:
https://youtu.be/iWeu2dxHRDg?t=10m59s https://youtu.be/iWeu2dxHRDg?t=10m59s
- saagarjha 4y agoI very much would prefer to not have Google turn into omnipresent law enforcement.
- agilob 4y agoListen, what if they could turn their AI into crime predictive AI and arrest people before they commit a crime?
- largepeepee 4y agoAgreed, they already have too much power and poor oversight. There are already cases of parents who upload pictures of their naked children to doctors getting permanently banned from their products by the invasive AI enforcement team. What has Google done to fix this? Keeping parents permanently banned to avoid litigation.
- is_true 4y agoProbably they are selling the data to Palantir or some israeli "defense" company
- antman 4y agoIt would improve the overall crime picture in the bay area. Also those who post negative photos of broken cars with comments about law enforcement quality could be found and contacted for additional details. An arguably more cost effective approach towards improving law enforcement image. The opportunities are limitless actually.