In 2023 and 2024, Flock sent 1,427 alerts to the Roseville [CA] Police Department.
Roseville police found that Flock misread license plates in 71% of those alerts.
Max Isaacs, director of technology law and policy with the Policing Project at New York University’s School of Law, described Roseville’s misread data as “stunning.”
“A 71% misread rate is really beyond the pale,” he told Business Insider, referring to Roseville’s reported error rate for stolen and felony vehicle alerts. He added that “in the absence of concrete rules that directly address the problem of misreads, this technology is not safe to be deployed in communities.”
I would want to dispute what you said but honestly I’m unsure what you were trying to say there
Yeah my bad, tiredness for breaking my brain working on bank systems… I al wasting so much energy maintaining old shitty systems which are in this states because greed, where to could be building other things or optimizing system which serve people instead of robbing people.
Those certainly were words.
Some of them weren’t
algorytme, depassed and Capitalisme for sure aren’t.
French speaker fighting autocorrect, perhaps?
definitely French speaker: diurnambule is a porte-manteau between diurne which means “during the day” and somnambule which means sleepwalker.
It’s a French instance, so that would make sense