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“The police department in Santa Cruz, California, has begun an experiment that uses a mathematical algorithm to predict when and where certain crimes will be committed, and puts police on the scene before they happen. So far police have arrested five people using this technique of “predictive policing” and the rates of certain categories of crimes in the city have dropped significantly, perhaps as a result. The program has correctly predicted 40 percent of the crimes it was designed to monitor.”
Santa Cruz Cops Experiment With ‘Predictive Policing’ | TPM Idea Lab
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new-aesthetic:

“The police department in Santa Cruz, California, has begun an experiment that uses a mathematical algorithm to predict when and where certain crimes will be committed, and puts police on the scene before they happen. So far police have arrested five people using this technique of “predictive policing” and the rates of certain categories of crimes in the city have dropped significantly, perhaps as a result. The program has correctly predicted 40 percent of the crimes it was designed to monitor.”

Santa Cruz Cops Experiment With ‘Predictive Policing’ | TPM Idea Lab

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    • #Police
    • #Crime
    • #Prediction
    • #Santa Cruz California
    • #United States
    • #Computer program
    • #California
    • #New York Times
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  1. kingdenisofgaboon reblogged this from warrenellis
  2. moonert reblogged this from warrenellis and added:
    That’s some Minority Report shit right there. (If it turns out Philip K. Dick could predict the future, I will be...
  3. brotherdarkness liked this
  4. nameychu reblogged this from mk1civilian
  5. atomic-oxygen liked this
  6. mk1civilian reblogged this from warrenellis and added:
    Filed under: Minority Report:
  7. mariafknlee reblogged this from kroosaficks
  8. kroosaficks reblogged this from kbutno and added:
    Man arrested for attempted murder: mathematical algorithm proves that he was going to eventually kill his wife.
  9. cuntymint liked this
  10. kbutno reblogged this from criminalwisdom and added:
    Next week’s headline: five people arrested for precrime.
  11. vedastone reblogged this from eneeli and added:
    MINORITY REPORT AHHHHHHHHHHH
  12. eneeli reblogged this from criminalwisdom and added:
    Or everyone might be scared shitless by how the police seems to be randomly arresting people and just laying low until...
  13. thrivingindystopia reblogged this from new-aesthetic and added:
    Well, uh, I won’t...any time this week then.
  14. jflee reblogged this from criminalwisdom and added:
    hmmmm… i don’t know how constitutional a police response is before the crime was commited…
  15. astraldireparrot reblogged this from warrenellis
  16. shaunbwilson reblogged this from iamboz and added:
    Santa Cruz Cops Experiment With ‘Predictive Policing’...“The police department in Santa...
  17. ancameme reblogged this from criminalwisdom
  18. iamboz reblogged this from brocatus
  19. metaman reblogged this from new-aesthetic
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  22. frumbly reblogged this from najmetender
  23. pinkstargirl reblogged this from criminalwisdom
  24. jazznskittles reblogged this from korraspasm and added:
    Seriously? I live close by this town! I need to see this in action to believe it
  25. mofonga reblogged this from quitecamille
  26. korraspasm reblogged this from najmetender
  27. jprofessor reblogged this from criminalwisdom and added:
    Minority Report, anyone?…or is that too cliched?
  28. abcdefghiu liked this
  29. littlespirals reblogged this from najmetender
  30. winstonta reblogged this from eastberlin and added:
    The justice and security grad school major in me is nodding and thinking this sounds cool. The cynic of the American...
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  34. funnie reblogged this from criminalwisdom and added:
    what kind of minority report shit is this?
  35. quitecamille reblogged this from jslipchi and added:
    Wow, I’m so glad we left Santa Cruz. Let’s play a game. Predict the places that everyone needs to avoid at all times...
  36. mercyerky liked this
  37. skillzmcfly reblogged this from criminalwisdom
  38. jslipchi reblogged this from najmetender
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  40. justinsanak reblogged this from claro3
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  42. claro3 reblogged this from criminalwisdom and added:
    So, that’s interesting.
  43. suzilight reblogged this from criminalwisdom and added:
    Hmmm.. Predictive success or Waiting for the inevitable ?
  44. jprofessor liked this
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  48. mamitah reblogged this from criminalwisdom and added:
    aaaaaaaargh!!!!! Minority report is coming alive! More on this issue, wich apparently is being rolled out worldwide:...
  49. jason941494 reblogged this from criminalwisdom
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