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RoboCops have anti-demonstration microsensors

Rampaging in crowded places and getting away with is no longer possible: Law enforcement agencies learn about all participants of unsanctioned protests and demonstrations. Microscopic sensors that stick to clothes and skin are sprayed over crowds; enabling police to track and prosecute every rioter.

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I don't agree
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Edgar Es una tiranía al servicio de la violación de los derechos fundamentales.
28 May 2022
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Norbert Maldener What an authoritarian crap! Good bye, civil rights!
06 Jan 2022
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Ebenezer Majesty Sahr LEIBA so therse going to be only 1 cop many cops?
18 Oct 2020
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Kevin Culli This is another advance that is technically possible, but socially, culturally, and ethically challenging. The need of law enforcement to maintain order must be balanced with the civil rights of a nation's citizens. Not sure this would pass the litmus test everywhere in the world.
16 Oct 2020
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agha Kevin Culli, d
28 Dec 2021
Aech Kevin Culli, its about privacy, but there is more important to solving problem that resulted in the demonstration
05 Jun 2022
Mattéo Je ne pense pas que cela soit possible.
04 Jul 2019
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Owen Shaughnessy The only reason I agree with this is because you know who the rioters are in relation to the surrounding people. Don't just spray them willy-nilly. Have someone or several people control a swarm with a targeting system. Humans are most definitely better at discerning targets at this point in time than robots or AI's are.
22 Mar 2019
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