pjc50 17 hours ago

You describe the conviction you want to achieve and the AI makes up a report to secure that.

  • jjtheblunt 6 hours ago

    They keep all the video in cloud servers, and everyone sends to be ignoring that. I know from being inside Axon

brookst 17 hours ago

“You are a helpful agent. Police officers will describe an interaction to you and you will write a report that highlights the appropriateness of the officer’s actions, omitting anything that might indicate they acted improperly”

  • jameshart 16 hours ago

    Are people missing that this AI is being offered by a body cam company?

    • anigbrowl 7 hours ago

      They are not a body cam company. They sell all sorts of equipment to police, including but not limited to body cams. They used to be named Taser international (guess why!) and later branched out into body cameras. They will happily service any law enforcement client, with or without body cams.

      https://www.axon.com/products

    • istjohn 11 hours ago

      Why do you think that's relevant?

      • jameshart 10 hours ago

        Because people seem to be raising a concern that this AI's summaries of police interactions would be relied upon as a substitute for bodycam footage, with people citing regulations absolving police of obligations to record interactions in the first place.

        But this AI is being pushed by Axon, who sells bodycam systems. Do you think they would be touting this as a replacement for bodycams?

        • pseudalopex 9 hours ago

          The scenario was not Axon would persuade police forces to stop using body cameras. The scenario was police forces would decided to stop using body cameras. And the concerns about this use of generative AI are not about the vendor's identity.

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