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If only there were other ways of tracking and observing vehicle behavior. And some reliable way of identifying vehicles themselves. Or ways that we could automa
by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
If only there were other ways of tracking and observing vehicle behavior. And some reliable way of identifying vehicles themselves. Or ways that we could automate this with computers to sort through.
But that's just science fiction. Cars are just going to be cars!
- cwmoore 1y agoIt sounds like you have a problem with the police, ok? Step outside please.
- dzhiurgis 1y agoKinda more dystopian the ads have better tracking of us than law enforcement.
- scyzoryk_xyz 1y agoYes. This. Or that the advertising is the driving force behind surveillance tech
- beAbU 1y agoKinda funny how the HN crowd can both decry and advocate for automated mass surveillance at the same time.
- scyzoryk_xyz 1y agoThe HN crowd wouldn't see the tounge in cheek humor if it hit them in the face. Vehicles have these things called license plates and take a license to operate. It's not dystopian mass surveillance or a technical challenge to have a camera assigning tickets for operating machinery dangerously in public spaces.
- dbg31415 1y agoNot funny -- terrifying. In Texas, traffic cameras that automatically issue tickets are illegal. Courts ruled they violate the constitutional right to face your accuser. And look, that's how it should be. And I certainly don't want my own car, phone, or anything else I own snitching on me while I drive.
- account42 1y agoIs this the first time you have encountered a community made up of individuals with different opinions?