Not sure nothing will happen. Some trial lawyers would love to sue a city, a school system, and an AI surveillance company over "trauma, anxiety, and mental pain and suffering" caused by the incident. There will probably be a settlement that nobody ever hears about.
Law enforcement officers, judicial officials, social workers, and similar generally maintain qualified immunity from liability in the course of their work. This case for example in which judges and social workers allegedly failed to properly assess a mother's fitness for child custody despite repeated indicators suggesting otherwise. The child was ultimately placed in the mother's care, and later was killed in an execution style (not due to negligence).
This case happened in the county I reside in and my sister-in-law is an attorney for the county in CP, although this was not her case directly. I can tell you what led to this: The COVID lockdowns! They stopped doing all the usual home visits and follow ups because everyone was too scared to do their jobs.
This case was a horrifying failure of the entire system that up until that point had fairly decent results for children who end up having to be taken away from their parents and later returned once the Mom/Dad clean up their act.
Not applicable - As a society we’ve countless times chosen to favour the right of the mother to keep children above the rights of other humans. Most children are killed in the home of the mother (i.e. either by the mother, or where partner choice would have avoided that, while the father was available), or even worde in the Anders Breivik situation (father available with stable job and perspectives in life, but custody refused, child grew up a mass murderer as always).
The world is doing fairly ok, thank you. The US however I’m not so sure as people here are apparently more concerned by the AI malfunction than with the idea it’s somehow sensible to live monitor high schools for gun threat.
Its not just the US. China runs the same level of surveillance, its being implemented all throughout Europe, Africa and Asia. This is becoming the norm.
Because if the "gun threat" system isn't accurate, then it's a system for false positives and false negatives and it's actually worse than having no such system. Maybe that's what you meant?
No, I think it’s crazy that people somehow think it’s rational to video monitor kids and be worried they have actual fire arms.
I think that’s a level of f-ed up which is so far removed from questioning AI that I wonder why people even tolerate it and somehow seem to view the premise as normal.
It's a system that was sold to a legally risk-averse school district or city or whatever. It's sales job and the non-technical people buy it because they aren't equipped to even ask the right questions about it. They created even more problems for themselves than the problems they purportedly attempted to solve! This is modern life in a nutshell.
A bunch of companies and people invested unimaginable amounts of money in these technologies in the hope they will multiply that money. They will showe it down our throats no matter what, this isn't about security and making the world a better place, saving lives or preventing bad things to happen, this is strictly about those people and companies making as much money as possible, or at least for now not losing the money they invested.
Not sure nothing will happen. Some trial lawyers would love to sue a city, a school system, and an AI surveillance company over "trauma, anxiety, and mental pain and suffering" caused by the incident. There will probably be a settlement that nobody ever hears about.
A settlement paid by the taxpayers with no impact at all on anyone actually responsible.
Law enforcement officers, judicial officials, social workers, and similar generally maintain qualified immunity from liability in the course of their work. This case for example in which judges and social workers allegedly failed to properly assess a mother's fitness for child custody despite repeated indicators suggesting otherwise. The child was ultimately placed in the mother's care, and later was killed in an execution style (not due to negligence).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzybp0G1hFE
This case happened in the county I reside in and my sister-in-law is an attorney for the county in CP, although this was not her case directly. I can tell you what led to this: The COVID lockdowns! They stopped doing all the usual home visits and follow ups because everyone was too scared to do their jobs.
This case was a horrifying failure of the entire system that up until that point had fairly decent results for children who end up having to be taken away from their parents and later returned once the Mom/Dad clean up their act.
Not applicable - As a society we’ve countless times chosen to favour the right of the mother to keep children above the rights of other humans. Most children are killed in the home of the mother (i.e. either by the mother, or where partner choice would have avoided that, while the father was available), or even worde in the Anders Breivik situation (father available with stable job and perspectives in life, but custody refused, child grew up a mass murderer as always).
> custody refused, child grew up a mass murderer as always).
What?
The world is doing fairly ok, thank you. The US however I’m not so sure as people here are apparently more concerned by the AI malfunction than with the idea it’s somehow sensible to live monitor high schools for gun threat.
Its not just the US. China runs the same level of surveillance, its being implemented all throughout Europe, Africa and Asia. This is becoming the norm.
Because if the "gun threat" system isn't accurate, then it's a system for false positives and false negatives and it's actually worse than having no such system. Maybe that's what you meant?
So you’re okay with trigger happy cops forcing a teenager to the ground because he had a bag of Doritos?
No, I think it’s crazy that people somehow think it’s rational to video monitor kids and be worried they have actual fire arms.
I think that’s a level of f-ed up which is so far removed from questioning AI that I wonder why people even tolerate it and somehow seem to view the premise as normal.
The cop thing is just icing on the cake.
It's a system that was sold to a legally risk-averse school district or city or whatever. It's sales job and the non-technical people buy it because they aren't equipped to even ask the right questions about it. They created even more problems for themselves than the problems they purportedly attempted to solve! This is modern life in a nutshell.
A bunch of companies and people invested unimaginable amounts of money in these technologies in the hope they will multiply that money. They will showe it down our throats no matter what, this isn't about security and making the world a better place, saving lives or preventing bad things to happen, this is strictly about those people and companies making as much money as possible, or at least for now not losing the money they invested.
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The people building these things are good friends with the bullies and scammers now.