PredPol: Algorithms for predicting crime

Big city crime is nothing new. But the Los Angeles Police Department has a way to stay a step ahead of criminals and efficiently allocate police resources. With support from the National Science Foundation, a team at UCLA developed PredPol, a set of algorithms for predicting where crimes will occur--a much different form of policing from traditional methods usually employed today.

[@naimbrh7749]

QUI EST LA POUR L’ANGLAIS 😂😂😂

[@marbroify]

So its essentially like a slot machine

[@canardefeuxd4832]

Salut

[@blobfish2755]

Since when does the LAPD stay ahead of crime? 😂

[@quelquun8395]

It didn't work so they have stopped this

[@a2b4]

qui est là à cause du cours d’anglais 😂😂😂😂😅😂😅

[@zeykozpli6808]

Ptn sa casse les couilles les cours d’anglais

[@naimbrh7749]

COMMENT ÇA Y’A PAS LE COMMENTAIRE À KENY WSH (a2b)

[@amineamine-bl1zp]

Frensh technique create sims criminal ils se font toujours attraper 😁👏👏👏👏👏

[@user-nz3hg1iq2m]

They are not telling the whole story lives and families DESTROYED BEYOND REPAIR

[@timothybucky7170]

if you are there what would have happened to you did not. and so you are alive.

[@bokvarv1926]

so becuse some pehaps maybe might eventually possibly then police should arrest them? No any such arrest should be met with gunfire and mass killing og all police officers that decide to do ths and participate, and this is self defense and can not be argeued against becuse pehaps maybe might eventually possibly the cops commited a crime or could do so as they too are human, meaning that then it is ny the algorithm self defense since it is about the "maybe if"

[@ladyjegreenrichmond8693]

Don' t blame the Police blame the software...get rid of it!.....

[@XInfantryman]

How did this get approved to be used in such a Democrat area. That's unbelievable.