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>I don't understand why a police cruiser can sit in a public space (or even a private one) and write down licence plates and descriptions of passers-by with pen
by unselect5917 2mo ago
>I don't understand why a police cruiser can sit in a public space (or even a private one) and write down licence plates and descriptions of passers-by with pen and paper, or record everything around them with dashcams and bodycams for later use, but when it comes to cameras on a pole this would require a warrant.
A COMPUTER
CAN NEVER BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE
THEREFORE A COMPUTER MUST NEVER
MAKE A MANAGEMENT DECISION
-IBM, 1979
- DANmode 2mo agoAlso, a computer cannot be the initial entity to bring charges of a crime - in many jurisdictions.
- unselect5917 2mo agoThat's how it should be. A human being must be in the loop and that human being must be accountable for actions that potent. This is actually a new pet hypothesis I've been testing against the various horrors beyond my comprehension that keep cropping up. Would forcing an individual person into the loop and then holding them accountable - really, not on paper - help?