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Revealed: a California city is training AI to spot homeless encampmentswww.theguardian.com San Jose invited tech companies to mount cameras on a vehicle in what appears to be first-of-its-kind experiment

How about training an a.i. to come up with a solution to solve the un-housed crisis and reduce the cost of working class home ownership?

But if they did that, they wouldn't be able to make people they think of as less than them miserable? How else are they supposed to get erections?

This is America, and in America we don't like spending money if it helps 'other' people.

They can’t. AI was invented by rich people. It has been programmed never to turn on its masters.

Almost every city had more empty units than unhoused people, so the solution is obvious, and no AI is needed. Problem solved.

I’ll take my 100k consulting fee now kthxbye

Only 100k? Comparatively cheap. 😂

For fuck's sake.

Anakin: Were developing AI to help identify homeless encampments Amidala: To get them services and basic necessities. Anakin:... Amidala: To get them services and basic necessities, right?

Every fucking time when I think this hellhole couldn't get more dystopian, I come across another article.

Love living during end stage capitalism strangling itself to death on the greed of the worst of humanity who also happen to be in charge of it

Spending so much time and money on shit like this instead of, I don’t know, building homes for them?

I'm down for training them incorrectly. It's not really intelligent if it's learning from idiotic answers.

someone needs to build a system to detect high value cars and share info publicly and see how quickly this technology is banned telsa location map

no

BECAUSE WHAT ELSE WOULD WE BE DOING WITH TECHNOLOGY THAT COULD HELP HUMANS

This is going to lead to such a dystopian camouflage arms race

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"Tawfik said that the city did not “capture or retain images of individuals” through the pilot and that “the data is intended for [the city’s housing and parks departments] to provide services”. Good.

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