[calgoo]

They will just find some other creepy friend that will sign off without looking, in exchange for them getting the same treatment. It needs to go to a different system, with different priorities, but even then we know of corrupt judges rubber stamping warrants.

Why dont we have a AI verify that each search is tied to a real case, and if its not block their access and they now have to go before a judge to explain why they should be unblocked and what they where doing. If they are going to use AI against us, then we should use AI to make sure they dont commit any crimes.

[handoflixue]

You could easily just do both - peer review gives you immediate access, then a supervisor audits it on a slightly slower time scale. Make anyone who signed off on access an accomplice to the crime so that peers and supervisors have an incentive not to rubber-stamp everything

[picofarad]

So you want the police to police the police is what you're saying?

[handoflixue]

Gotta start somewhere, right? And then, if things go to court, those audit records can also be used so the judicial department can police them. Forcing people to leave a paper trail has a lot of uses

[Obscurity4340]

This isnt even AI, its just basic control acess or whatever.

The same or a similar thing already exists with doctors and nurses, particularly when a celebrity patient comes round. Not your patient/zero nexus for you to be involved in accessing their private medical charts?

Out you go