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by Batsu
5362 days ago
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Hate to play devil's advocate, but it sounds somewhat similar to what Israel does with their airports, but leveraging technology to identify all details (and more than a human could reasonably do), rather than training individuals to do the same. Methods, deployment (in terms of location) and data retention are obviously the distinguishing factors here. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1024850 for an article on it, from around two years ago. |
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who said that Israel is human rights, non-racial/ethnical-discrimination, etc... champion?
Don't get me wrong - i'm not anti-Israel, i completely understand the necessity of the war they fighting for their survival. It is just that when you fight a war for your survival you don't have the luxury of championing human rights. Israel situation isn't an example to follow, it is a problem to be fixed when the war is over.