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Hate to play devil's advocate, but it sounds somewhat similar to what Israel does with their airports, but leveraging technology to identify all details (and mo
by Batsu 15y ago
Hate to play devil's advocate, but it sounds somewhat similar to what Israel does with their airports, but leveraging technology to identify all details (and more than a human could reasonably do), rather than training individuals to do the same.
Methods, deployment (in terms of location) and data retention are obviously the distinguishing factors here.
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1024850 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1024850 for an article on it, from around two years ago.
- VladRussian 15y ago>Hate to play devil's advocate, but it sounds somewhat similar to what Israel does who said that Israel is human rights, non-racial/ethnical-discrimination, etc... champion? Don't get me wrong - i'm not anti-Israel, i completely understand the necessity of the war they fighting for their survival. It is just that when you fight a war for your survival you don't have the luxury of championing human rights. Israel situation isn't an example to follow, it is a problem to be fixed when the war is over.