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Flock Has a Powerful New AI Tool for Police. We Got Its Code
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It's essentially this "conundrum":
Work somewhere for the next two years and be able to lead what would've been middle class life 20 years ago. But your actions will be destructive.
Or decline to do that and try to get by living a less comfortable life which destroys less in the end.
I think the choice is clear. Other people have loved and just because you don't know them doesn't mean it's more "moral" to hurt them, which is what I am getting at when saying that one's actions are harmful.