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David Gerard@awful.systemsM to TechTakes@awful.systemsEnglish · 7 months ago

Cybercheck has secured murder convictions. It appears to just run websites through a chatbot

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Cybercheck has secured murder convictions. It appears to just run websites through a chatbot

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David Gerard@awful.systemsM to TechTakes@awful.systemsEnglish · 7 months ago
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Cybercheck, from Global Intelligence, claims it can find the key evidence to nail down a case. Cybercheck reports have been involved in at least two murder convictions. Cybercheck hands the police …
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    Jesus christ. Not surprised to see yet another dowsing wand being sold for cops, but what kind of a court admits this shit as evidence?

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      pretty typical. bloodstain pattern analysis is still accepted by courts despite being fiction. bitemark analysis. to a limited degree parental alienation. etc

      • Zombiepirate@lemmy.world
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        Ever looked into the reliability of fingerprint evidence?

        • David Gerard@awful.systemsOPM
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          machine learning can surely fix it

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      Bite mark forensics has entered the chat

      Anything that can convince a median intelligence jury, will be used by unscrupulous prosecutors and cops.

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    hands down, this might truly be the absolute worst use case for an LLM, so no surprise it’s being utilized by cops.

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      it is not certain it’s a chatbot - but that kind of confabulation is enough of a tell that I’ll say so

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    I have a suspicion, but let me first check with the AI in my phone:

    “Cybercheck committed the m-u-r…”, AI suggests “murder”! That is it, case cracked!

    As my AI figured out, Cybercheck themselves committed the murders and then probably created their service to cover it up!

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      2 Trap 2 Mouser

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