No applause until it electrocutes someone trying to shoot it who isn't authorized, a la Judge Dredd. Also, given my experience with fingerprint scanners on pho

No applause until it electrocutes someone trying to shoot it who isn't authorized, a la Judge Dredd. Also, given my experience with fingerprint scanners on phones, where I'm not nearly as insistent that it actually do what I tell it to, WHEN I tell it to, this really doesn't seem like something that is likely ever to be particularly well done. Seems the goal is "not shooting for other people," and if it happens to "shoot for the person its supposed to," icing on the cake.