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This will make murder mystery shows harder to write. Even now they usually put in some line about how they don’t have traffic camera coverage in the critical ar
by kwertyoowiyop 1y ago
This will make murder mystery shows harder to write. Even now they usually put in some line about how they don’t have traffic camera coverage in the critical area, and they ignore getting location data from suspects’ phones.
- tough 1y agoAI generated deepfakes solve this you can't trust the cameras footage now
- cortesoft 1y agoI have always thought that futuristic police state movies and shows underestimate how oppressive a fully capable, automated surveillance apparatus could be. Movies like Minority Report try to show the surveillance state as being a struggle to overcome, but it is still always too easy. Computers don’t get distracted, scale perfectly, and can run 24-7. You can’t just sneak away with your head down, because the machines would have tracked you into a place, would know exactly who is in every building, and would be able to associate the person exiting a building with the person who went in. They wont forget.
- matthewdgreen 1y agoLook at how quickly the cops tracked Luigi Mangione. It’s not clear how much face recognition (as opposed to manual search) contributed to that, but even for a person who wore a mask, all it took was a slip up where he took the mask off in one place. I am not saying this is a bad thing in the case of a pre-planned murder. But it does make it obvious how hard it might be to evade notice in the future, assuming you are doing it for more legitimate privacy reasons.
- dylan604 1y agoIf you go into a building and change clothes, they will not remember. Of course, we're assuming that the place you went into does not have cameras accessible to the system. At some point, building codes/permits will start requiring cameras specifically to feed into this system.
- giantg2 1y agoChanging clothes does nothing against gait recognition.
- dylan604 1y agoChange your shoes with a rock/tack in one of them. Tie your laces together. There's all sorts of ways to change your gait
- cortesoft 1y agoWell, then the system could flag you because it doesn't know who you are. Someone walks out of a building with a gait that doesn't match the gait of anyone known to have entered the building. It would follow the person to the next building and the next, until it figures out who they are via the process of elimination (or if it see you go back to your normal gait). Then, the system would note (and store forever) that you have multiple gaits, and would never fall for the trick again.
- dylan604 1y agoyou have way more confidence in AI than I do. "never fall for the trick again" bwahahaha. it can't even tell the same answer twice, or tell you the correct answer the first time for everything.
- anjel 1y agoIn Los Angeles, a firebug sets a morning fire. 4 hours later and 50 miles away, they set another fire. The firebug is apprehended late in the afternoon. Good policework, I wonder how they did that. /s