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4. Well, they ARE in northern California, after all, so....

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Wed Nov 23, 2022, 06:10 PM

Nov 2022

I guess it’s only a matter of time before some sharp hacker figures out how to take control of one these things, and decides that the biggest danger around consists of live cops, and so he decides to turn Robocop on them. Murphy won’t save them this time, either. He’s still in Detroit.

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Robots would have license to kill in San Francisco police draft policy [View all] sl8 Nov 2022 OP

Uh-oh... calimary Nov 2022 #1

The more lethal technology they have as an option, the worse the results bucolic_frolic Nov 2022 #2

What could possibly go wrong? mn9driver Nov 2022 #3

great minds! barbtries Nov 2022 #11

Well, they ARE in northern California, after all, so.... DFW Nov 2022 #4

No way this is going to happen. No friggin' way. Texas, maybe. Florida, likely ... Auggie Nov 2022 #5

Dallas already beat them to the punch DetroitLegalBeagle Nov 2022 #6

Uh, thanks for the update Auggie Nov 2022 #8

The thin end of the wedge. Turbineguy Nov 2022 #7

I, for one, do not welcome our new electronic overlords. Snarkoleptic Nov 2022 #9

what could go wrong? barbtries Nov 2022 #10

Normally the use of deadly force is limited to situations like protecting life of officer LetMyPeopleVote Nov 2022 #12