AI cameras catch 297 drivers in three days in Cornwall
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kers.Provided the human being who views the photographs before a prosecution decision is made has (and sometimes uses) discretion, I am all for it. My worry would be if that discretion got lost.
Can the AI use more than one picture, or a film clip, over a short period to separate the ridiculous, like this one which clearly deserved prosecution, from a brief and misleading hand position which has no bearing on the driver's control? Will it capture involuntary movements which might look like deliberate lack of attention, such as a sneeze?
Can the AI use more than one picture, or a film clip, over a short period to separate the ridiculous, like this one which clearly deserved prosecution, from a brief and misleading hand position which has no bearing on the driver's control? Will it capture involuntary movements which might look like deliberate lack of attention, such as a sneeze?
BertBert said:
Whilst I agree that it's better that the daft offences like the one pictured are prosecuted, do we really want all our driving monitored by AI all the time? I don't.
If it saves lives yes. We used to walk to school, the amount of parents looking down at their phones while driving every morning was shocking, every other one I'd say, then you go down the motorway, car in the middle lane, nobody around them at all, as you go past they are looking down to their right as they have their phone down their side.
the-norseman said:
If it saves lives yes.
We used to walk to school, the amount of parents looking down at their phones while driving every morning was shocking, every other one I'd say, then you go down the motorway, car in the middle lane, nobody around them at all, as you go past they are looking down to their right as they have their phone down their side.
You are happy to have all your driving monitored by AI then?We used to walk to school, the amount of parents looking down at their phones while driving every morning was shocking, every other one I'd say, then you go down the motorway, car in the middle lane, nobody around them at all, as you go past they are looking down to their right as they have their phone down their side.
Good, all for it. I hope they catch more drivers using their phones etc. Seatbelts in the front I don't care so much about.
BertBert said:
ou are happy to have all your driving monitored by AI then?
Yes, I would be. What's the issue? Its basically pattern matching at scale. A human then does the final review and sending out fine etc.Gassing Station | Speed, Plod & the Law | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff