Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
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Re: Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
#2Wasn't there an actual t-shirt made that was covered in pictures of number plates?
Re: Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
#3"I think it's bizarre and very funny, this poor lady has been changed over into a vehicle rather than a person overnight" she said.
Won't be so funny when (not if) the humans are taken out of the prosecution processing, the "offender" automatically fined or jailed for non-payment.
Re: Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
#4Plot twist: They won't cancel the fine since the system has spoken and so they cannot be sure who is right.
Re: Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
#5Wasn't there an actual t-shirt made that was covered in pictures of number plates?
Re: Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
#6Plot twist: They won't cancel the fine since the system has spoken and so they cannot be sure who is right.
Pretty sure they already canceled it, because there were actual humans that could be talked to.
Now imagine this scenario in a world where governments look at Google and Facebook's moderation technique. That's where things start getting scary.
Re: Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate
#7Plot twist: They won't cancel the fine since the system has spoken and so they cannot be sure who is right.
Pretty sure they already canceled it, because there were actual humans that could be talked to. Now imagine this scenario in a world where governments look at Google and Facebook's moderation technique. That's where things start getting scary.
Indeed, in some places it starts to feel like that increasingly.