cjeam t1_j1uspfd wrote
Reply to comment by Johnothy_Cumquat in iPhone 14's Car Crash Detection Still Triggering False 911 Calls, Forcing Dispatchers to Reallocate Resources Away From Real Emergencies by No-Drawing-6975
Yes absolutely, because those happen a lot more, so the number of false positives will vastly exceed the number of accidents, which is a problem.
Johnothy_Cumquat t1_j1uuzyb wrote
Yeah sure let's turn it off in places where there's no ski slopes or rollercoasters just in case a mountain or theme park sneaks up on someone and prank calls the police. In fact let's block the number altogether so that no one makes a false call manually because those outnumber the genuine calls as well.
shiftingtech t1_j1wvtmo wrote
Realistically, if the false positive rate is as high as it sounds like in this article, first responders are eventually going to be forced to ignore the thing. At which point it looses all value anyway
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