No

Dudes bout to be chillin in their crib when the cops bust in like HEY WE HAVE A WARRANT FOR A MURDER YOU WERE GONNA COMMIT 4 DAYS FROM NOW

"What the? I mean I got some opps but they haven't bothered me in a long ti- "

This is a movie lmao

what in the f*** is happening rn

Westworld season 3 also

This some Wedtworld s*** nah I’m good

Cops:

Keep thinking that. And stay at your crib. See u Monday 7pm

Oh wow new man made horrors beyond my comprehension

it's chicago. the algorithm is literally just "new crime will happen = 100%"

Psycho Pass

Lead author Ishanu Chattopadhyay is careful to note that the tool’s accuracy does not mean it should be used to direct law enforcement policy; police departments, for example, should not use it to swarm neighborhoods proactively to prevent crime

:elon:

Ok this watch dogs

Wait till China adopt this algorithm and combine it with their social credit system

Lol of course of Chicago. Willing to guess these is just based on social media info. No way the able to predict random human behavior

"should not use it to swarm neighborhoods proactively to prevent crime"

Lol so why make it when you know it's prone to abuse

If it's predicting chicago crime then i'd bet my left nut that it spits out something like: "In 2 days nine black males under the age of 19 will be shot, two will die"

And then when it happens the people at the university are like: "OMG HOW IS IT SO ACCURATE?!?!! 😱😱😱"

They tried it in 5 other cities. But it's mostly in urban areas tho

The cops dont go to the chicago neighborhoods where most crime occurs

Y’all ever watch Person of Interest

mfs didn’t watch the winter soldier

Of course it would perform well in urban areas — those areas across the whole country have very common and predictable patterns of crimes.

This "AI Minority Report Miss Cleo" bullshit will actually be news when it spits out something like: "A 37 year old man with brown hair and a mustache will stab a woman in her home at 2:36 AM and will be caught 7 weeks later 235 miles away"

ktt2.com/between-2018-and-2021-more-than-1-in-33-us-residents-were-32524208