Re:German laptop retailer fined $12.7M under GDPR for employ...
by duckfang on Sunday January 17, 2021 @08:03PM
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> - They're typically not going to be watching it 24/7. They'll only look at the tapes if something occurs.
Didn't we just have an article a few days ago about Google automating everything, and having absolutely meager human level support?
When (not if) those "Video Surveillance AI tools" come out, and can be hooked to a video surveillance system for 'automated anomaly detection', will they just be used as probable cause because some programmer with a classifier thinks you're at fault?
It's not hard to extrapolate 1 step into the future. Even Kroger and Walmart are doing that here. If an "anomaly" (aka: assumed theft) occurs, then flag a attendee to come over.
Didn't we just have an article a few days ago about Google automating everything, and having absolutely meager human level support?
When (not if) those "Video Surveillance AI tools" come out, and can be hooked to a video surveillance system for 'automated anomaly detection', will they just be used as probable cause because some programmer with a classifier thinks you're at fault?
It's not hard to extrapolate 1 step into the future. Even Kroger and Walmart are doing that here. If an "anomaly" (aka: assumed theft) occurs, then flag a attendee to come over.