New Orleans is using AI to answer 911 calls instead of human dispatchers. What does this mean for crime and emergency response?
New Orleans is using AI to answer 911 calls instead of human dispatchers. What does this mean for crime and emergency response?
5 Comments
drbluefall@toast.ooo · 24 pts · 25d
Hear me now, quote me later — this is going to get people killed. The only question is how many before this is rolled back.
P00ptart@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 25d
Rolled back? No no no no, they just need to work on it some more, and come back with a more expensive product!
Ascrod@midwest.social · 16 pts · 25d
What could possibly go wrong?
hperrin@lemmy.ca · 11 pts · 25d
Alright. This is it. The single worst idea. We’ve done it. Congratulations, everybody.
Pazuzu@midwest.social · 6 pts · 25d
My friend can't even get their Amazon devices to reliably hear the word 'alexa' because her voice is slightly higher pitched than it expects. Forget the AI responding for a sec, in what world is even voice recognition reliable enough for emergencies?