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For subscription features and riddled with safety issues - I wouldn’t touch a Tesla with a ten-foot pole.

But 80s-90s GM didn’t have steering wheels coming lose right?

The problem is that I want criminals to be caught but I don't want a police state hampering freedoms. Traffic cameras and pictures taken from open internet sources don't bother me. If they were snooping into my Google drive or Apple account without a warrant that is where I would be livid. But if I create a Facebook page with my face on the front photo I am not going to be upset when the government is able to see that photo. There is no expectation of privacy there.

>If you publicly post something that ties you to an illegal activity, that's on you.

I think this is part of the issue. It's not necessarily posting photos of yourself committing crimes, but rather a potentially flawed program using a database of unrelated photos to link you to a crime that you may have had nothing to do with.

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They ex who was framed faced life in prison… yeah. Absolutely fucked

Also, the cops (DA, a type of cop) were so busy being cops it took them 5 years to charge this guy. Which makes sense because cops are busy and typically don’t like pressing charges against cops. Luckily the ex had hired a really annoying and committed lawyer who wouldn’t stop pestering them about this whole fake rape story thing so they decided to do their jobs.

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Looks like that Bill Gates short selling of TSLA is going to pay off, again!

I don't think the issue is necessarily that they're not allowed to provide access (though, we shouldn't just assume they are), but that if they are allowed, whether that is something we want as citizens, and whether they have an obligation to allow us to opt out, at the very least.

I think he did it too, but the state clearly didn't do their due diligence for this case.

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From the article "Clearview allows the customer to upload a photo of a face and find matches in a database of billions of images it has collected.

It then provides links to where matching images appear online. It is considered one of the most powerful and accurate facial recognition companies in the world."

For people (like me) who don't want to read the article, but just want to know what's going on.

At the same time, that perceived accuracy can mean a false positive is less likely to be questioned, compared to an eye witness whose testimony can be interrogated.

A defense attorney asking a jury to consider whether a witness's recollection seems trustworthy can appeal to a juror's experience with their own memory being unreliable. A defense attorney trying to explain a statistical probability resulting from AI coding has an uphill battle, given how many of us basically assume computers are magic.

Probably stuck together with a purple Elmer's glue stick.

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Teslas have had quality control issues since day 1, but we all gave them a pass because it was a new car manufacturer and they were doing some neat things with EVs. That was years ago though, they should be judged like any other car now, and they sure are looking like the quality of 1980s-90s GM.

Steering wheels and now seat belts. Are they made from Lego?

I just thought I would get back on with a vengeance but then i see the stupid shit they fuck up with the code and go… nah.

Both people on the guilty and innocent side, including Rabia, have stated it's those two people.

They banned my Twitter for refusing to disable my two factor authentication, and refusing to pay for it! 🤣

You’re not supposed to deep throat the boot….