top | item 28915459 Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate 15 points| molecule | 4 years ago |bbc.co.uk 7 comments order hn newest jjgreen|4 years ago "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. dusted|4 years ago Plot twist: They won't cancel the fine since the system has spoken and so they cannot be sure who is right. LocalH|4 years ago 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. load replies (1) vr46|4 years ago Wasn't there an actual t-shirt made that was covered in pictures of number plates? snypher|4 years ago https://adversarialfashion.com/ load replies (1)
jjgreen|4 years ago "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.
dusted|4 years ago Plot twist: They won't cancel the fine since the system has spoken and so they cannot be sure who is right. LocalH|4 years ago 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. load replies (1)
LocalH|4 years ago 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. load replies (1)
vr46|4 years ago Wasn't there an actual t-shirt made that was covered in pictures of number plates? snypher|4 years ago https://adversarialfashion.com/ load replies (1)
jjgreen|4 years ago
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.
dusted|4 years ago
LocalH|4 years ago
Now imagine this scenario in a world where governments look at Google and Facebook's moderation technique. That's where things start getting scary.
vr46|4 years ago
snypher|4 years ago