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    1. Roadkillgoblin_2 on

      It could be a good tool for noncehunting but still feels kinda weird

    2. ReddyBlueBlue on

      Palantir is used by two out of the five eyes now (that we know of). Kind of an odd name to choose considering the LOTR crystal balls they’re named after corrupt the users and manipulate them.

    3. setokaiba22 on

      I wish people would post the article in the comments when it’s behind a paywall

    4. SWTRADERLEGEND on

      Maybe start with the people who are actually committing crimes

    5. vaguelypurple on

      This is not to help or protect you. It is about predicting crime to police your thoughts and control you and what you can say or do. This is incredibly dystopian and authoritarian.

    6. 00DEADBEEF on

      How the hell do they get details about people’s sex lives, philosophical beliefs, political beliefs, etc, in the first place?

      And if we take away one half of this sentence:

      > Persons suspected of having committed or being about to commit a criminal offence

      Do we get

      > Persons suspected being about to commit a criminal offence

      ?

      Minority Report is real.

    7. cosmic_monsters_inc on

      And how exactly are they getting that information to start with?

    8. NGeoTeacher on

      Everyone should be using a VPN and a secure browser at this point. I wish I was tech savvy enough to know more about how these things work, but the more I can do to ensure that my online activities are private, the better. I lead a pretty unexciting online life that’s far from criminal, and I still don’t want the police knowing any more about me than is available through public record.

    9. gogul1980 on

      It’s the UK. Get ready for the first ever recording of an AI tool feeling sudden and unrelenting boredom.

    10. Disastrous-Net4993 on

      Palantir is a fascist implementation tool. We need a zero tolerance attitude towards it.

    11. “The police memo states that Nectar will “require and be used to access” 11 different types of “special category information” held on an unspecified number of individuals. This information includes “race”, “political opinions”, “sex life”, “religion”, **”“philosophical beliefs”**, **“trade union membership”** and **“health”**.

      It is understood that as many as 80 separate data sources, ranging from traffic camera data to **intelligence files**, are available to be processed by the software.”

      So NHS data being scraped. Union membership?? Reddit and other social media info for politics undoubtedly. How – the fuck – is all this relevent to policing and ‘protecting victims’????

      Clearly a national security cluster fuck that we’re handing over to a foreign government, namely the US. And to think that people moaned about EU overreach with bendy bananas. This is a dystopian mess by comparison.

    12. richardathome on

      Phew! Finally I’m safe from tracking. I’m an atheist and um… , no, forget I said anything.

      How about those Football games eh?!

    13. Present_Reach_6860 on

      Coppers cba to investigate child abuse as it’s happing in person, or even bother to follow things up. Sure the technology exists, but they’ll probably do fuck all with it

    14. ExistentialRosicky on

      I’m sorry, but if the government implement this, I will never vote for them. Insane police overreach.

    15. maxi12311111 on

      Shiiit sex life 0 beliefs 0 🤣 enjoy that information

    16. TurnLooseTheKitties on

      The police state and the crime of thought creeps upon us

    17. leahcar83 on

      Whilst I am worried about the technology itself, I’m even more worried about the police having access to it. As it stands I don’t think the police have displayed that they can be trusted to not abuse this kind of information, but tbf living in London my view of the police is based on my experiences with and what I read about the Met, which I accept may not be a fair view of police forces in other parts of the country.

    18. Optimaldeath on

      Police losing the investigative abilities required for the job, leaving it increasingly to some automated system by some sketchy data broker and leaving the officers to just be there as purely enforcement without thought is how tyranny starts.

    19. alexmlb3598 on

      Holding a gun to everyone’s head and calling it ‘protection’…

    20. Adept_Deer_5976 on

      Classic case of just because we can, doesn’t mean that we should – or allow them too

    21. brewshakes on

      Don’t use social media that requires your real identity.

    22. mixxituk on

      I for one welcome our social media scouring traffic camera data point gathering overlords

    23. CrushingPride on

      Palantir is essentially supervillian technology. They were heavily projecting when they picked the name. A software package that can give the satellite location, known associates, home address, and political beliefs of any person. Ai algorithms that can recognise their face. Plug it in to a drone with airstrike capabilities, and type in the name of someone you don’t want to live anymore.

      Or, get a fleet of drones, type “people who don’t like my government” into the search function. Sit back with your coffee and wait to be declared the un-opposed dictator of the Human Race.

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