VIDEO — “Pre-Crime” Software Can Tell Police Who Will Commit A Crime Based In Part on Social Media Posts
Ben Swann Truth In Media
Dec 17, 2014
“Pre-Crime” is a concept that was focus of the movie Minority Report. Now, a new software allowing for predictive policing may be coming to a police department near you. “Beware”, made by telecommunications company Intrado, searches billions of records to find and predict potential crimes.
What is most alarming is that this software will not only scour record’s databases for info on suspects but will pull info from social network pages and look for words that could be deemed as “offensive”. With that information a suspect is assessed a threat level.
All of this coming from a software algorithm. Watch the video to hear the conversation between Ben Swann and Derek A. Smith of Excelsior College to learn more about the program.
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This entry was posted on December 19, 2014 by Amir Alwani. It was filed under internet, news, police state, social media, surveillance, tyranny, videos .

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