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It’s hard not to wonder whether better technology could someday help stop tragedies like this.
by perfmode 7mo ago
It’s hard not to wonder whether better technology could someday help stop tragedies like this.
- noumenon1111 7mo agoNo. Better technology is only making it more efficient. We need better humanity, better morals, better policing of criminals in power.
- longislandguido 7mo ago[flagged]
- tastyface 7mo ago[flagged]
- delecti 7mo agoThe Holocaust was built on IBM, the genocide in Gaza is built on Azure. Technology won't be on the side of stopping these tragedies.
- itsangaris 7mo agonothing has changed https://www.972mag.com/lavender-ai-israeli-army-gaza/ https://www.972mag.com/lavender-ai-israeli-army-gaza/
- gambiting 7mo agoWell, right now the "better technology" is Israel's use of the "Lavender" AI to designate people to kill because they are "likely" to be hamas supporters. And yes, probably they could have used better technology to realize that people in the car are not a danger to them. But that would immply they actually want to avoid killing civilians instead of looking for any excuse to shoot them.
- olelele 7mo agoThe israeli army are famous for their tech?
- otikik 7mo agoThat's misguided. Technology is a tool. Tools can be used for good or bad. The hammer that builds a hospital can also crack a skull open. No, we need better people controlling the tools.