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    Ein KI-Warnsystem, das die Doritos eines Schülers mit einer Waffe verwechselte, schließt eine weitere Schule
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    Ein KI-Warnsystem, das die Doritos eines Schülers mit einer Waffe verwechselte, schließt eine weitere Schule


    Ein KI-Warnsystem, das die Doritos eines Schülers mit einer Waffe verwechselte, schließt eine weitere Schule

    https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/ai-alert-system-that-mistook-students-doritos-for-a-gun-shuts-down-another-school-3282053/

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    2. FireInHisBlood on

      Wow. I mean, Doritos are pretty tasty. Maybe it was hoping to steal the Doritos?

    4. Lore-Warden on

      Has the system ever managed to correctly identify a threat? I’d honestly give it a lot of lee way if it had.

    5. Corona-walrus on

      They’re putting the surveillance state into classrooms first. Kids can’t fight back. Making them fear doing anything even innocent in front of the cameras is the point. Very sad

    6. TruShot5 on

      Meanwhile the company to its investors “no no it’s another isolated incident bro. this can work bro. ai is next gen bro, just need more money bro.”

    8. RD_Life_Enthusiast on

      This feels like a viral ad that’s going to end up on the Super Bowl.

    11. Y0___0Y on

      Stop letting tech oligarch douches convince you their AI technology is good enough to he used for real things…

    12. penguished on

      You get what you pay for.

      When you pay for the cheap automatic AI… you get wrong answers.

    14. khovel on

      All i’m hearing is more kids should start packing Doritos, or find out if it’s only Doritos that are tripping these AI systems.

    16. SaintBellyache on

      Traumatizing kids for no reason = abundance of caution. Got it

      Parents need to harass the mayor, school board, whomever is responsible

    17. Good_Nyborg on

      >On November 7, officers responded to Parkville High School after Omnilert, the district’s AI gun-detection system, flagged what it believed was a weapon on campus. Police arrived around 5 p.m. and relocated students while crews searched the building.

      Police didn’t show up til 5pm, but it didn’t say when the system alerted the police. Considering most stuff is over with by 5pm at a high school, I can’t help but wonder how long the police took to respond?

    18. PrinceDusk on

      How long before Doritos sue? Once is an accident, twice I suppose is a coincidence, but thrice is on purpose,,,

    19. strolpol on

      The system worked correctly in the first instance because the human flagger correctly noted it was a false positive, but then the school decided to continue treating it like a live incident instead.

      Really you don’t need the computer program at all. Just have a dude watching the security cameras because you’re already paying for that anyways!

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