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What if instead of a kill switch, it's just a silent beacon to summon an officer to pull over the driver and investigate? Why are people okay with computers au
by jasonjayr 3y ago
What if instead of a kill switch, it's just a silent beacon to summon an officer to pull over the driver and investigate?
Why are people okay with computers automatically judging gray area situations?
- ndsipa_pomu 3y agoThat sounds better to me. I still think it's a bad idea to have the tech in the possession of the driver as that means that persistent drunks would find a way to bypass it (e.g. cover it in metal foil).
- rangestransform 3y agoMy hardware is mine and it should especially never deliberately incriminate me. This is bad for the same reason that client side csam scanning is bad
- masklinn 3y ago> What if instead of a kill switch, it's just a silent beacon to summon an officer to pull over the driver and investigate? Because the odds that the impaired or distracted driver has crashed before the officer is anywhere near (if they even respond to the call at all) are significant.
- causality0 3y agoConsidering how civilization is already covered in surveillance cameras, it won't be long until computer vision programs will already be able to do that without the driver's own equipment having to betray them.