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Mr Allen said: "I don't think no chip bag should be mistaken for a gun at all." Mr. Allen is right. My UniFi camera system regularly detects cars when I play M
by conradev 1y ago
Mr Allen said: "I don't think no chip bag should be mistaken for a gun at all."
Mr. Allen is right. My UniFi camera system regularly detects cars when I play Mario Kart World. I cannot fathom summoning police with an accuracy rate that low and no human in the loop. Absolutely wild.
- unyttigfjelltol 1y agoWell, there was a human in the loop— the one in dispatch and the one with the handcuffs. Question is, why did they decide to act like bots?
- wildzzz 1y agoThe dispatcher is just there to send police to a call. I doubt any dispatcher is going to put their ass on the line when deciding whether or not a caller (AI or human) is credible or not when a gun is involved. Send the cops and let them figure it out. Plus it's not like they are an expert at identifying a gun from CCTV images. What if it was a gun and the dispatcher made the decision not to send cops? That kind of decision really isn't theirs to make.
- conradev 1y agoDispatch is quite complicated. They are always operating with limited time and imperfect information. Their job is to send help. As for the attending officers, they are supposed to know that dispatch has imperfect information. There should be a higher bar for determining gun possession, just like an EMT calling ahead for trauma or stroke protocols. It puts everyone on high alert!