Bus lane camera mistakes woman's sweater for number plate (bbc.co.uk) 15 points by molecule 4y ago ↗ HN
[–] vr46 4y ago ↗ Wasn't there an actual t-shirt made that was covered in pictures of number plates? [–] snypher 4y ago ↗ https://adversarialfashion.com/ [–] vr46 4y ago ↗ Brilliant - that's the one!
[–] jjgreen 4y 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 4y ago ↗ Plot twist: They won't cancel the fine since the system has spoken and so they cannot be sure who is right. [–] LocalH 4y 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. [–] dusted 4y ago ↗ Indeed, in some places it starts to feel like that increasingly.
[–] LocalH 4y 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. [–] dusted 4y ago ↗ Indeed, in some places it starts to feel like that increasingly.
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 34.3 ms ] threadWon'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.
Now imagine this scenario in a world where governments look at Google and Facebook's moderation technique. That's where things start getting scary.