Images that fool computer vision raise security concerns

Re:Images that fool computer vision raise security concerns by toomuchtodo on Monday March 23, 2015 @03:51PM (#9252984)

I didn't say it was pleasant. What's necessary rarely is.

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Re:Images that fool computer vision raise security concerns by jessaustin on Monday March 23, 2015 @04:43PM (#9253243)

So you're advocating some sort of violent overthrow? We can't just snap our fingers and remake the political system into something completely different than it is, no matter how much Lawrence Lessig wishes we could. Grim fanatical purity is good for fundraising, but it won't get any laws passed.

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Re:Images that fool computer vision raise security concerns by toomuchtodo on Monday March 23, 2015 @04:57PM (#9253309)

No, I'm advocating for politicians to make decisions that are better for society, but will cause them to not be re-elected (similar to what happened in Australia when they outlawed firearms).

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Re:Images that fool computer vision raise security concerns by jessaustin on Monday March 23, 2015 @05:21PM (#9253423)

So you want the whole system to be based on the assumption that human beings are good? That is every bit as realistic as the assumption that USA is identical to Australia. b^)

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Re:Images that fool computer vision raise security concerns by julianz on Monday March 23, 2015 @05:24PM (#9253433)

I agree with you, but the Port Arthur massacre happened 8 weeks into Howard's term as PM of Australia. The Howard government was in power for 10 years after that, they won four straight elections.

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