I like how it goes from student traumatic relation where he's scared about his life

“It was like eight cop cars that came pulling up for us,” Allen told WBAL-TV 11 News. “They started walking toward me with guns, talking about ‘Get on the ground,’ and I was like, ‘What?’”

“They made me get on my knees, put my hands behind my back, and cuff me. Then they searched me and found nothing,” he said.

“It was mainly like, am I gonna die? Are they going to kill me? “They showed me the picture, said that looks like a gun, I said, ‘no, it’s chips.’”

to the principal gaslighting whole situation like nothing happened, they just wanted to help him (not)die

“We understand how upsetting this was for the individual that was searched as well as the other students who witnessed the incident,” the principal wrote.

Omnilert later admitted the incident was a “false positive” but claimed the system “functioned as intended”

Fuck my life. Imagine if they just like, had a real person review the image before they deployed cops to draw down on him? Is that crazy?

It's nacho gun.

A bag of doritos is a gun when its owner is POC

Fucked-up-ness and the kid's trauma aside, "Most swatted by clankers for chips" will make a pretty good superlative in the yearbook

Don't worry guys, they're only putting these AI cameras in literally every city and doing it in shady ways without anyone knowing. And false flags like this happen very frequently.

https://youtu.be/mQxQpzNSNZU

When we put a machine that has an unnaceptable error rate, decide who is guilty automatically, and then there is no longer human accountability in that system.

It will soon be ON YOU to know if you are innocent or not, and to shoot back if the death squad was sent after you in error.

Jesus fucking Christ, dude.

AI overlords gettin desperate for more chips

Sometime soon, it'll be actual robots sent instead of police officers, I'm sure that'll go well

land of the free 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

those are ninja throwing stars - AI