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  1. This technology raises serious privacy concerns, especially if it falls into the hands of creepy individuals or dictatorial governments.

  2. This company has made discreet facial recognition smart glasses!
    https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/10/18659660/facial-recognition-smart-glasses-sunglasses-surveillance-vuzix-nntc-uae

  3. Some police departments in the U.S. have a review program where you can anonymously rate police officers. However, they should make these reviews public for all to see!

  4. This may be the only solution to deal with repeat sex offenders who somehow find loopholes in the justice system.

  5. Forced castration is a controversial area that touches on human rights violations.

  6. The state of Alabama in the U.S. has a similar law.
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7105553/Alabama-legislature-passes-bill-requiring-child-sex-offenders-undergo-chemical-castration.html

  7. Some countries do punish rapists with castration!

  8. Castration should be a justified punishment, especially for child sex offenders.

  9. Looks like you are talking about an energy barrier like the one in the Black Panther movie.

  10. Good point, and not just human/ai also standalone ai spacecraft that host us on our journey of discovery.

  11. Chatbots could work out what you need to learn next, then teach you. Maybe we can all be geniuses one day, with a little clever coaching?

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  12. According to this, it may be wise to continue with normal learning so we don’t rely on our future masters too soon. Being human is fun, we don’t want that being taken away from us, especially with creativity and knowledge. No?

  13. Especially for astronauts and future explorers….

    “What you are going to have are six people in a Mars mission. Are you really going to have all the different skills that are needed within the crew?

    Well, we want to have one person with medical skills, one who is a biological researcher, one who is a field geologist, one who is good at fixing electronics, and one who is good at fixing the plumbing.

    But how about a welder? There are thousands of skills that are necessary to make a civilization, and you cannot put them all in six people.

    With artificial intelligence, a person can have hundreds of skills because artificial intelligence equips him or her to do all sorts of things instead of just a few things.

    I think this is going to be extremely useful for both Mars explorers and for Mars settlers.” DR Zubrin

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  14. Students locally don’t think AIs will help us with empathy, they can’t even do it themselves, so that’s a skill we shouldn’t be relying on machines to do for us.

  15. CC

    Several areas in the U.K. have their own version of #trashpolice
    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/mar/10/rubbish-police-check-bin-bags-drive-up-recycling-rates-swansea-fines

  16. The UK has panic buttons for domestic abuse victims.
    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/life/duchess-cornwall-hails-magic-secret-panic-alarms-domestic-abuse/

  17. This has been done in India. Public buses are equipped with panic buttons to help curb sexual assaults.
    https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/6/3/india-orders-panic-buttons-for-women-installed-on-buses

  18. DNA is just another tool that law enforcement agencies can misuse!

  19. DNA evidence is a revolutionary technology that is helping solve decades-old cold cases that would have otherwise remained unsolved.
    https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/police-were-cracking-cold-cases-dna-website-then-fine-print-n1070901

  20. This has been done. Several police and law enforcement agencies across the U.S.A. are using the technology.
    https://abc7chicago.com/what-is-a-shotspotter-chicago-crime-police-technology/11493272/

  21. A tampon taser is as discreet as you can get with a stun gun https://www.wired.com/2007/05/tampon-taser-st/

  22. I like this idea better, just do it yourself. https://www.getawaytoday.com/travel-blog/create-your-own-super-hero-training-camp

  23. I like the idea of paramedic camps, not so much those that turn normal kids into cops though. Why? Same as the existing problem of recruiting cops, it attracts exactly the wrong type of person we need.

  24. One problem is that police think they are in agreement with the state that they need to do what they need to do, and the state will protect them. Like some badged vigilante sorting out the problems despite making things seem fair. It isn’t fair. It just attracts more bad people into law enforcement and make things worse. But some people have starting watching the watchmen.

  25. “Police officers most commonly associate with other officers, because they feel uncomfortable in non-law enforcement settings.”

  26. “You tend to be protective of your industry. When individuals say, ‘you’re doing something wrong,’ we tend to go the other direction, or not admit our fault in it.”

  27. According to some scholarly articles, discretion is exactly how rouge states make almost everything illegal then allow the police to victimise minorities, legally. Very sketchy idea, maybe just make BAD things illegal and arrest/prosecute everyone and anyone, which would reduce the opportunity for them and the law to manipulated by bad politicians.

  28. Nice idea but it would mean they arrest everyone for anything they did that was illegal. Not idea. However you don’t want them picking and choosing who gets “justice” and who doesn’t. Tricky problem with policing around the world. New ideas are needed here.

  29. Whoever is trolling these simple and paranoid people must be having great fun. A single post on FB sent to the right types of people gets a whole bunch of them running for cover, in case the police decide to get them. Its a mental health issue but likely great fun for those playing them.

  30. Agreed, even happy-head Cox has poked his head up to explain to the masses that its not a spy app. Why he has to get involved I don’t know. If they want to appeal to the masses, just ask a pop star not a science teacher/publicity chap.

  31. They are already having to explain that it doesn’t send your location or data to anywhere other than keep it on your phone, in case the conspiracy crew get worried that someone cares where they are.

  32. Hmm, dump “permits” don’t help, we already paid for the dump, let us use it. Councils are starting to admit they got it wrong and created a problem that didn’t need to be there in the first place.

  33. Good samaritans to the rescue – think this app does it. Nice idea btw.

  34. cool, string em up.

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  35. Yeah, cops don’t like being a handy service we can locate – in the donut shop. Wonder why.

  36. UK Cops are simple to say the least – they are pretending they didn’t try it already and it didn’t work. Fuck the police if thats what it takes for them to be honest.

  37. Sounds like fun for a prank but in the UK the police started placing flat fake police cars on the side of motorways – and yes, the effect was disastrous, people who had accidents or needed help, ran up to them and realised there was no cop there at all. So there you go, coppers think its their job to be a threat to people rather than a service to keep them safe.

  38. You can find cops easily with WAZE – though its not really created to find them to get their help, just to avoid them lol.

  39. The UK has AI-powered cameras on roads that can catch drivers using their phone

  40. Here’s another app that offers a panic button feature on phones.
    https://www.ravemobilesafety.com/rave-platform/

  41. I found this panic button app for iPhones.
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/red-panic-button/id422029296