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Re:Spanish police plans to extend use of its lie-detector wh... by alexgmcm on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @06:37AM (#24906072)
>In a twist of questionable logic, the researchers claim that, because about four in five robbery cases remain unsolved, the real number of false complaints must be higher.

There are no unsolved cases, just false complaints! The power of AI!

Re:Spanish police plans to extend use of its lie-detector wh... by wongarsu on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @07:17AM (#24906305)
In reality only solving 1 in 5 reported robberies probably means at best one in two robberies even gets reported to police. Unless you need a police report for an insurance payout, what's the point in going through the hassle of reporting the crime if it's unlikely to lead anywhere.
Re:Spanish police plans to extend use of its lie-detector wh... by bluntfang on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @09:45AM (#24907337)
Imagine going to your Product Director at Startup with this information and saying "Oh, those customers just aren't real. We don't need to worry about them". You would be probably be put on probation immediately on track to be remediated.