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this police officer made most the $490k in overtime "reviewing traffic reports". sounds like $50 of work for Gemini could replace $490,000 of that officer's ov
by jjtheblunt 2mo ago
this police officer made most the $490k in overtime "reviewing traffic reports".
sounds like $50 of work for Gemini could replace $490,000 of that officer's overtime.
- TheRealPomax 2mo agoDon't dare them to replace cops with AI. That's what they want you to demand, so they can replace cops with AI.
- jjtheblunt 2mo agothat's desk job work, not policing, it seems, from the article.
- TheRealPomax 2mo agoA computer cannot be held accountable, and so a computer should never be allowed to replace decision making.
- apopapo 2mo agoA computer is paid for and/or run by at least one human being.
- TheRealPomax 2mo agoThis is so factually incorrect I don't even know where to begin. Have you even read about modern LLM usage?
- jst1fthsdys 2mo agoHow many cops or feds do you see being held accountable anymore?
- TheRealPomax 2mo agoSo what you're saying is there are two problems. Why frame that to imply it's not worth making sure people stay accountable, so that people CAN be held accountable again once you help fix the country?
- jjtheblunt 2mo agothat's automated review, which could be considered automated triage, such that any protest of the automated review, by the human offender, requires human review (to your point). that alone should decimate the grift.
- TheRealPomax 2mo agoI think a system that looks like how many hours someone puts in and then sends an email to both them and their boss going "you're abusing overtime, you will work the hours that are in your contract" would work a hell of a lot better to stop that grift. Nothing stopping someone from finding another trick to get those overtime hours if the system rewards that.