The public outcry has been growing. The open-source app DeFlock.org recently launched to track the location of more than 77,000 AI license-plate readers across the country, with the app’s creators arguing the scanners have create a detailed “location history” of ordinary residents, leading to racial profiling and potential stalking by officers. The Flock spokesperson said the technology just shows a license plate at one location at a single point and place in time.
“We’re not creating any jobs now, and there’s no AI productivity gains,” Zandi said at a recent virtual event on AI and the economy joined by economists from Goldman Sachs and Yale. “What happens when we get some productivity gains here? Doesn’t that mean job loss?”
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