Amazon-Powered AI Cameras Used to Detect Emotions of Unwitting UK Train Passengers | WIRED

sirico , 17 days ago

I have the results

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kbal , 17 days ago

Are some people likely to object [to being constantly watched by computers that analyze their behaviour and report any detected anomalies to the cops]?

Typically, no, but there is no accounting for some people.

A fitting epitaph for the human race?

n3m37h , 17 days ago

I call bullshit on the software. Just another grift

ArbiterXero , 17 days ago

Could be another “ai is just cheap labor from India” scam.

But more importantly, at what cost here?
I mean how much processing power and engineering time is required and at what cost….to try and detect bike thefts?

Wouldn’t it be cheaper just to buy them a new bike?

Reverendender , 17 days ago

Get out of here with your logic, you socialist!

/s

SuckMyWang , 17 days ago

Yes but it’s hard for these people to put a price the feeling they get from oppressing people

sunzu , 17 days ago

Why be elite if you can't abuse loser wage cucks!!?!

possiblylinux127 OP , 17 days ago

I doubt it. Facial recognition is here and it is scarry as all get out