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Crime always has a direct link to poverty. I don't care what kind of pedantic argument about stealing luxury goods I get in response. Its basically impossible
by MSFT_Edging 3y ago
Crime always has a direct link to poverty. I don't care what kind of pedantic argument about stealing luxury goods I get in response.
Its basically impossible to stop crime as long as poverty allows mental illness, addiction, and disease to go unchecked. The only solution that doesn't improve the poorest's lives materially is just mass imprisonment, camps, basically Nazi style undesirable removal.
It's extremely silly and unserious to claim AI could ever "stop crime". Just a grift by those investing wasted hours into LLMs claiming they're magic.
- bluGill 3y agoCrime crosses all paths of life. Typically the rich will commit different crimes, but crime crosses all levels of economics. If you are rich it isn't worth stealing a candy bar (but some still do it for the rush), but you get the opportunity to embezzle large sums of money that the poor often don't even have access to (they might or might not if they did)
- nonethewiser 3y agoAI surveillance is definitely bad but are you also implying we shouldn't stop or punish crime and instead just focus on solving poverty? Even if all crime is a symptom of poverty surely we should try to stop and punish the crimes while trying to solve poverty.