2026-09-17 18:47 UTC
In an ideal world, she'd win every penny and the money would come out of the assets of each and every person involved in her arrest, including their immediate superiors so that lessons would be learned.
She lost her assets through no fault of her own. Seems only fair that they should lose theirs, if not worse, because they actually did something wrong.
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@zlatko@programming.dev 2026-09-17 20:49
That’s a bit vindictive. They probably didn’t pick the software or didn’t even know how it worked. The idiots that did, and that trusted the facial recognition without verification, the company that made it (if it made false claims), those look more like the ones responsible.