THIS CAMERA CAN TELL THE POLICE IF YOUR ON DRUGS! 🚨

[@GCMYT]

Devon and Cornwall Police have not paid anything for this technology. This is a world first pilot and we are working with Acusensus to test it in an operational environment. We have completed a full Data Privacy Impact Assessment for the trailers as they are also used for seatbelt and distraction offences. Data is processed under a Data Processing Agreement.

[@petercawthorne5997]

Who’s going to pay for it when it’s not just a pilot ? ….. Us the tax payer I sweat equity What happens at conviction…. Fine£ Where does the money go…. Treasury If there was no fine and loss of license you could say this is for public safety. But it’s not. It’s another way of perpetually taking money from the public and sending it back to the money printers.

[@petercawthorne5997]

Who will pay for it when it’s not a pilot ?….. Us the Tax payer, sweat equity What happens at conviction ? …Fine ££ Where does the money go ? … The treasury You could say it were for public safety if the punishment was loss of license…. But it’s not, it’s about the fine and creating a demand and threat to pay ££ Another glorified way to take money from public and send it back to the money printers

[@markrainford1219]

Agreed with whom?

[@carlosbooovy1174]

I really couldn't have put it better myself..

[@onepalproductions]

"World first pilot" - sounds so great, and exciting. Here's hoping you meet with that which you deserve.

[@JBinthesticks]

Those driving in a straight line are the drunk drivers. The sober drivers will be weaving around to avoid the potholes.

[@adlerpereira88]

@@JBinthesticks you are so right my brother.. piece 🙏

[@themistalista]

Top answer😂😂😂

[@rendcorenderinglimited2072]

😂😂

[@rhythmworkshops]

🤣🤣🤣

[@DaleRegan-jt2ce]

That why they don't fill the holes in.genarates fines

[@ThePanicman66]

Any type of AI out there that can catch a burglar? Because stats suggest the police cannot catch one.

[@salmanyasien1]

What's the point catching them. They not gonna make money for state. But motorists will make more money for state.

[@thedave7760]

We have ANPR cameras on every main road into and out of any village or city and many, many more on the main roads within. I want to know how is it that it is possible for anyone to steal any car ever and get away with it? It should be a simple matter of flagging all the various networks with stolen number plates then track the journey and find out where they have taken it, perhaps they could intercept them before they get there. Sounds simple why don't they do that?

[@onepalproductions]

There's no money in that.

[@d7jjk]

@@thedave7760you’re pretty right there. I got pulled last year because ANPR flagged an anomaly because I passed the North Yorkshire/ Cleveland border then 40 minutes passed the border going back the other way. I was later pulled by West Yorkshire police on the A1(M) south of Leeds and had a full vehicle search for evidence of drug running / dealing etc. apparently my actions were suspicious. I was returning my 2 children to their mother from my home in Nottinghamshire and heading back home 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@mehballflickbean]

Yes actually. Facial recognition is being trialled by many forces. You're probably against that though aswell.

[@itssavio]

What about knife crime and rapes on the streets?is that low priority?

[@dazspurs9899]

This is all about fixed penalty fines for phone use non seatbelt

[@ID10T24]

Next, they will have a voluntary metal scan walk through booth on every street corner and if you dont go through it you will be selected as a participant as carrying knife's or weapons in public 😂

[@ruselltribe4725]

Police can't make money from them 😢

[@michaelford1124]

don't be silly. fixing that problem doesn't generate money.

[@rods-stuff]

they can't be bothered with such trivial matters, they'd have to get off their arses and actually do some work - can't have that, can we?

[@shanonfontaine3252]

They've forgot to mention AI pothole finder

[@Design_no]

Being an Aussie who recently spent 6 months driving around Britain I have to say the British roads are a mess. And when there is maintenance blocking off a lane there is often nobody there actually working. Hilarious.

[@howitsdone5581]

Easy to implement, if user in uk return true else return false

[@mentula3784]

They can't fine a pothole

[@Key-Wound]

@@Design_noI gave you the thumbs up because you are spot on. The only thing I disagree on is Hilarious, which it is not, catch them wrong & they jar your spine.

[@DelticFilm]

They do exist. Regrettably, they don't fill the holes too

[@bait4562]

Now they have a reason to stop you without having a reason " we've stopped you because you've been flagged by AI"

[@brianlopez8855]

The PC AI never lies.

[@bait4562]

@brianlopez8855 Same as the Post Office software that didn't lie

[@dannymullins4356]

They already used "smell of cannabis coming from car" as a hold all reason to stop anyone or any car.

[@bigworm4583]

Spot on

[@mehballflickbean]

They've never needed a reason to stop you in the first place. They can stop any vehicle on a road under RTA

[@TimWhild]

My wife drives like she's on LSD but she's never touched it in her life. How does AI differentiate between an awful driver and a DUI?

[@comfortablynumb8832]

😂 I think that’s the majority of women drivers, I’m guessing they’ll focus more on male drivers 😂

[@brianlopez8855]

They don't want any of us leaving our home sector. "Remain in your pods for your safety and convenience and await further instructions".

[@higherentitiesUNITE]

Awful drivers should be fined

[@TacticalKeyboardOperator]

it doesnt they will end up ignoring loads of pings from the system and probably look up driver details then decide to act on it or not... bet 100% everything i have

[@TacticalKeyboardOperator]

so really its just mobile anpr

[@chargeriderepeat7024]

I want a camera in every chief constables meeting room.

[@lkearney7299]

Their favourite phrase could be employed "if they've got nothing to hide, they've got nothing to fear".

[@zantas-handle]

And their LIVING rooms!

[@stevensofroniou]

He got one thing right they aren’t experts on anything thick as 💩.

[@chucky2316]

Me to

[@grahambell4298]

And every government and council meeting.

[@JoePublicUk]

Police need artificial intelligence as they dont have any of their own 😂

[@sammcloughlin9291]

Brilliant

[@derekstocker6661]

The government are holding them back, same as every other crime.

[@salmanyasien1]

And also with all such camera. I guess won't need any police cars on highways. 🤔🤔 So can save hell loot of money on their new cars. Repairs and wages.

[@Tomm9y]

@@salmanyasien1 But their egos need the fast cars to chase people and put other road users at risk.

[@Carol-o7k]

@@JoePublicUk 🤣😂😅

[@jeffbarrett1787]

With the amount of time,effort and money spent on driving offences it’s not a surprise the real criminals are having a field day.

[@st200ol]

The real problem is if we catch and convict them where do we put them? Its far cheaper for successive governments to ignore the problem.

[@iio58]

You do realise police have departments don’t you. Traffic is just one of them 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jeffbarrett1787]

@ of course I realise that, I also realise it’s that department only, what seem to be doing anything

[@2036scott]

@@jeffbarrett1787 You are barking up the wrong tree, speak to your local commissioner and ask them why the other departments are under performing.

[@CH-tp4wz]

Na they fine them that's how they make money it's a big cash cow for them or they wouldn't bother.

[@simonburgess5968]

The police looking into our personal spaces and analysing our behaviour is tottaly didtopian and disturbing!

[@Mrjoboo1]

I agree absolutely ridiculous. These Ai cameras will end up getting tons of innocent people mixed up with drink drivers aswell and will make innocent people feel extremely uncomfortable.

[@bend7347]

If you've got nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about. Quit driving while you're high and you wonr have to worry about this. Simples.

[@MirageJPN]

If you said to someone 20 years ago there will come a time where cameras watch you in your own car while driving you would be told you were a wild conspiracy theorist. Next the new "Normal" will be microphones in your car recording and monitoring what you are saying for "Safety"....... If you cant see where this is going you need to wake up...

[@hardworker645]

We should all clap our hands and ring the bells ro express the happiness for this cameras 😂😂😂😂

[@cia5602]

has bro ever heard of CCTV cameras 💀

[@Ammotive28]

This video is it’s whole purpose. It BS. It’s just a deterrence. Much like the rumour of the TV licensing detector vans.

[@robchin-yue6667]

The microphone is already there!

[@Ramzie_72]

I was thinking the other day whether or not to get a dashcam! 🤔

[@omgitsdefault]

They should set up this AI cameras at Christmas Markets

[@G4RY1159]

NAA! its ok, the way things are rapidly developing, Christmas is on borrowed time. All the new arrivals don't cerebrate Xmas Ya see, not many Xmas trees or decorations up in those Hotels that are now closed to the general Public until further notice, just hope all the new arrival guests are nice guys, those men we know nothing about and can't check their backgrounds. Should be fine Eh! 🤞 Yeah go YT! Delete it.

[@paul2e0jzu]

See you filtered the negative comments out when you interview people

[@sammcloughlin9291]

Absolutely.... not a chance out of 4 or 5 people 1 wouldn't be against this shit

[@ruselltribe4725]

I noticed that, might as well been a BBC report as they are one sided 😂

[@Williamcarver.]

From the camera man filming the public response on the day, I can confirm that was the entirety of the comments from the public on that day and they were all pretty positive. Be it a small selection of people, that’s what we got.

[@prelovedbargainsandantique2245]

I am against this, I am against surveillance state.

[@soupAutism]

@@Williamcarver.sure it was mate

[@ApnaChoud]

Does this also go for the rot within your own organizations too? Or will that be sugar coated and covered up as per usual? Show how it also applies to yourselves lead by example. Then make the video!

[@2639263926392639]

Perhaps they have issued themselves with a 'special protocol' allowing themselves a by on laws they find inconvenient. Google about Warwickshire police and how money is confirmed to buy exemption from UK law.

[@salmanyasien1]

They are exempt from any such things. Have seen quite few undercover police cars speeding. Without lights. And they only turned on lights when person ahead didn't give them way. So that means they misuse their power.

[@ApnaChoud]

@@salmanyasien1 Everyday!

[@matthewgodwin3050]

When we're told something is being implemented for our safety, be assured that it's absolutely not for our safety. Read George Orwell's 1984 to see where this is all headed.

[@trevoroneil3522]

👍

[@RebelsInc969]

& Aldous Huxleys "Brave New World" its what's going to happen after the reset 👍✌

[@lkearney7299]

Spot on.

[@BrownDaddy007]

I'm reading "1984" at the moment. The citizens have just undergone their daily Hate Session, where they sit in a circle, and are encouraged to hate narratives that run counter to Big Brother's philosophies.

[@lifesadventures4805]

Can the officer explain what authority was sought and authorised to carry out mass directed surveillance please?

[@lionroars8276]

Electronic assault weapons.. These are not cameras.. How stupid are the cops.. The damage to eye sight is well documented from this technology and breaches several laws.. The POLICE are breaking the law.

[@Davidsmyth55]

It is just a more advanced version of CCTV, which has been around on the roads for decades. There is nothing to be concerned about here.

[@lionroars8276]

@@Davidsmyth55 ha ha ha.. RADAR LIDAR is lethal.. These are not cameras.

[@YungLimox]

@@Davidsmyth55you almost had me believe you were part of the government there 😂

[@dannybartlett4225]

With a 60% success rate the technology is not ready

[@hank.marvin]

Find out what the grounds are for the stop , if it's legitimate, show them your papers and refuse any questions, and drive away. TELL THEM NOTHING

[@scrubblybubbly8816]

Probably a higher success rate than the police....not hard I know.

[@martinpip8212]

So it doesn't detect anything, just gives the law another excuse to pull people over

[@J4NOObs]

💯💯

[@lionroars8276]

Electronic assault weapons.. These are not cameras.. How stupid are the cops.. The damage to eye sight is well documented from this technology and breaches several laws.. The POLICE are breaking the law.

[@jimdavis5230]

I was disqualified 37 years ago for failing a random breath test by being 20% over the limit. Therefore I became registered as a criminal. Interestingly I haven't had an accident in 50 years since I passed my driving test in 1974. I recently discovered that my criminal record will continue until my 100th birthday. In a recent episode of Police Interceptors the officers said that any person banned from driving is considered dishonest and untrustworthy. I don't break into houses, rob banks or attack people. However, despite that I am considered to be a criminal and a danger to others until I am 100 years old. Something wrong here with the law. I am a soft hearted gentle man who cares for others but somehow the law thinks I am a dangerous nasty man who hurts people. I therefore conclude that the law is complete madness.

[@jonathanreynolds4563]

That's concerning

[@riazhussain2333]

I've had to go to court for a speeding offence and got 6 points. Would I be classed as a criminal too?

[@jackwilliam2965]

They just want to prosecute everyone, they want a police state where people's freedom and liberty are no longer relevant.

[@Know3ody]

I got my license taken from me this September. I smoked weed the night before and got pulled 16:30 the next day. No dangerous driving, no defaults with the van, mot and taxed yet the police followed me for 15 minutes and found no reason to pull me other than a random pull "because they can now". Failed the test and now have no license. I'm a self employed carpenter with 2 kids and am now a criminal aswell 👍 at the station 2 police officers agreed with me in saying "if your allowed a pint on a Friday night who are the government to say you can't have a joint instead". Absolute joke of a system.

[@jimdavis5230]

@@riazhussain2333 Speeding is a criminal offence. However, it's not recordable and therefore not recorded on the Police National Computer. You are therefore not classed as a criminal. When your licence points expire you are completely in the clear.

[@nclflyer8197]

What percentage of the people you pulled over ended up having committed an offence ? It would be interesting to see some stats.

[@OH2023-cj9if]

Hardly any.

[@baron5747]

Submit a FOI request to the force in question, and see what comes back.

[@evensisftw]

I would bet their error rate was statistically significant.

[@GeeSparkx]

So far mobile phone and seatbelts lol this is ridiculous

[@GeeSparkx]

Just stop people having cars thats how its going towards

[@danbrown4420]

Big Brother is watching YOU. 1984 was a warning, not a bleeding instruction manual...

[@paulgee1355]

So was Terminator

[@gregorysukroo7167]

It's not about safety, it is about control. Not of the corrupt government, or the police who never pay for their crimes. It's about controlling the people who might one day wake up and insist on self governance, in caring communities without overreach and filth that we have had previously.

[@oxymoron5167]

Calm down

[@TheVigilantShepherd]

I concur

[@oojimmyflip]

Who's watching them?

[@davidyersz8668]

Is it any good at detecting corrupt Police

[@reecefairley4984]

Get onto car theft and stop punishing the legit drivers... bunch of clowns. All about fines and money our country 😴 yet people getting stabbed and shit on a daily

[@carlwalker1350]

The don't catch pdos or muggers .real criminals walk free

[@hank.marvin]

I bet A.I is programmed to let real criminals go as it appears our government is supporting the demise of the country

[@lionroars8276]

Electronic assault weapons.. These are not cameras.. How stupid are the cops.. The damage to eye sight is well documented from this technology and breaches several laws.. The POLICE are breaking the law.

[@gordongourlay7423]

So this will help with the fifteen minute/fifteen mile zones or the pay per mile, which they said would never happen 🤔 eyes 👀 open people 😉

[@Sam.RS6]

Folks getting brainwashed into thinking these cameras are a good idea. The first thing they say is it’s for safety

[@baron5747]

Take the tin foil hat off fella, it's not good for the grey matter.

[@dingdong00002]

@@baron5747 neithers ignorance...

[@margaretmacmurray658]

No need for police then .

[@lynne2774]

I think we need the money spent on drones for the French coastline to prevent boats leaving but one couldn't really expect the French to prevent them leaving as we are paying them to do. Far more money would be saved by using technology where it's needed most.

[@navajojohn9448]

Business should be good, Brits usually get drunk more often than other nations. I always blamed the weather but as I learn more about UK I believe it is because of misery and depression caused by the nanny police state.

[@gillyrcgilmore3742]

I know on the surface this looks like a great idea, but it's just another step closer to AI owning humans.

[@JoePublicUk]

That ex police lady sounded like she hasnt got anything going on in her head 😂

[@rods-stuff]

I take it you didn't realise that everything is removed from their heads at police training college 🤣🤣

[@JoePublicUk]

@@rods-stuff easy quick clearance then 🤣

[@michaelgoodman8742]

What a load of planted sanctimonious patronising utterances.

[@gimmegaming5345]

I wonder how much it would improve the safety of drivers in the UK if they actually fixed the roads. I just drove from Dublin to Hamburg this week and do it a few times a year. One theme I notice is the south of the UK is the only place with truly awful roads including motorways. You can see the direct affect of this as its guaranteed that you will see breakdowns and crashes in the UK but it is highly unlikely to see anywhere else on the route. During the summer when I did the drive I seen someone in a Porsche SUV driving on the rim after a puncture because their was no hard shoulder because of a smart (dumb) motorway which made them most likely afraid to stop. Until this tech can be 100% effective in who it selects I don't think it should be used as some drivers could be constantly targeted by these systems because of an unusual driving style. This is not AI but a simple algorithm to detect specific patterns, companies like this are 20-50 years off true AI, they just use the term as a marketing gimmick that seems to have worked here. Saying that people who drink/drug drive are disgusting people.

[@prelovedbargainsandantique2245]

If I drive while high but while driving I hit a pothole, crash and the crash causes harm then who is to blame? Me or the state?

[@gimmegaming5345]

@@prelovedbargainsandantique2245 I'd expect it would be the same as while driving sober as these incidents are reported after the fact. You would be better off asking directly to GCM to get a more accurate response though. In a just society the person would be able to claim damages while also being arrested for drunk/drug driving.

[@anonymous-driver143]

A good driver can easily deal with the a few potholes without crashing.

[@gimmegaming5345]

@@anonymous-driver143 I was on a back country road in portsmouth area during the year. Once the pothole was filled with water it was no possible to see. I damaged the face of my wheel slightly because it scraped off the edge of the pothole. No where else along my route would I need to worry about things like this because other places have competent councils looking after issues like this.

[@gimmegaming5345]

@@anonymous-driver143 What about the porsche driver that died while avoiding the pot hole earlier in the year near petworth.

[@Philljag]

Welcome to North Korea 🤦‍♀️

[@spartakosbalampanidis9035]

Exactly

[@tomw2065]

United British Emirates

[@timreeves6296]

I want to know how many people you pulled over that was absolutely fine

[@xTerminatorAndy]

you can do a FOI request for that

[@Duncan94]

I love that no one can commit to telling us what these cameras actually look at. What a lot of nonsense this is. How can they possibly 'detect' people on drugs. It makes zero sense.

[@baron5747]

It doesn't detect people on 'drugs'. It detects driving behaviour conducive to the possibility of being intoxicated, or under the influence of drugs. A roadside drug wipe, or breathalyser is what detects people on drugs, or alcohol.

[@Duncan94]

@@baron5747 But they don't even tell us what behaviour it's looking for. That's why it's nonsense.

[@jackwilliam2965]

Just a load of bs to hide the fact they are taking away our freedoms becoming a police state .

[@ianrichards4907]

@@baron5747 what sort of driving behaviour does it detect ? i can't think how it will detect a drunk or drugged driver

[@tompayton84]

Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to work that out lol it will be looking for drifting, swerving, random speed changing etc. Anything that suggests you’re not sober. As they said the cameras can’t actually detect you’re on drugs, but they give a good indicator if police need to stop you further down the road. Got nothing to hide? Got nothing to worry about.

[@MICHAEL-wg2lh]

The things that's going on on this country and these bafoons are putting their hearts and souls into catching people not wearing seat belts

[@monkmode2739]

Brilliant...hope they design something to detect cars or passengers are carrying guns and knives next...This would be fantastic...

[@itsnottheturbo]

No chance, no money to be made from that

[@petersmith7126]

If only we'd spend as much money on catching other tyies of criminals as we do motorists the country wouod be a safer place. Yes I appreciate motoring offences are still real crimes but stopping a motorists speeding, on a mobile phone or not wearing a seat belt is stopping a potential accident from happening but theres no effort put into catching the vandals damaging property or your car, house breaking or shop lifting, here in Scotland thr police will not pursue quad bikes or off road bikes running riot in housing estates

[@holford98]

I’m more interested in how many cars the camera says were likely to be under the influence and how many actually were? Surely this video missed that point by not telling us??

[@mrhuss4939]

It’s about the money. If it wasn’t about the money then they would stop the phone thefts and knife crime. I once got fined for not having a number plate at the front. Even thought the police man can see that it clearly came off and I had just got out of a shop buying scissors and double sided tape which was on the passenger seat.

[@cameronrobbins3521]

Trialled it over the course of one evening and deem that a suitable test, wtf

[@markalexander9218]

Utter waste of time. This is not about improving the quality of those who drive but just about catching the unaware out. Education of driving should take higher priority over watching waiting for people make mistakes. The driving test in Finland takes significantly longer due to the requirement to know how to driver properly which includes dangers like drink/driving oh and things like, the control of power to the wheels as you drive on unpaved roads. Once again English police fail to address the real issue and instead opt for surveillance telling us it improves safety. Sorry but this just makes me loose confidence in there ability.

[@philPJS]

I don't have a problem with this technology .... BUT I do have a problem with the trustworthiness of the Police !!

[@MICHAEL-wg2lh]

For our " safety" of course

[@onepalproductions]

PRC - Pot Hole Repair Cameras - when I see my taxes paying for those I'll support the local police. When detected, a pothole repair team is helicoptered in, and begin the immediate repair, so that motorists can drive their expensive vehicles on a smooth, safe surface.

[@BLX187]

Wonder what the waze warning for these will say. "Safety camera ahead"?

[@xzaxku]

They was using a AI camera on the m1 outside Luton services a while ago, after a few weeks it was reported as a speed camera

[@RalfyCustoms]

The way people drive nowadays, the cameras will flag almost every driver 😂

[@shugthehornyhaggis]

The people would prefer the police to do their job rather than using technology to give out fines, none of this corrected bad driving. This is dystopian, And I'm amazed you are willing to try and sell this to the public.

[@GaryDarbyshire]

I think taking drink / drug drivers off the road is a good thing. The problem is that the focus on speeding and drink driving means that nothing else is actioned. I drove the length of the M6 last week and the poor and dangerous driving i saw was breath-taking; poor lane discipline, lack of observation, people being mobile chicanes in lanes 2 and 3 doing 50mph, tailgating, overloaded trailers, unsecured loads. Where is the enforcement of these offences? The moment any of us touch 80mph on the motorway, we are getting a ticket and 3 points. The narrow focus of road policing down to speed and drinking driving is a real problem. A genuine question for the Officers; how many accidents are caused by speeding /drinking Vs the number that are caused by poor driving skill? (when i watch any dashcam videos it certainly seems to be the latter )

[@oojimmyflip]

I drove from Newark to Kettering on the A1 a few weeks ago and most of that road is unlit one driver had no lights at all on their car and it was pitch black. Good job I was looking ahead at 70mph, I can't believe people take the risk.

[@jimbo5661]

I’m 100% behind catching drink drivers, and as someone who drives HGV, I’ve noticed the massive increase in people using their mobile phones on their laps, increase the penalty for mobile phone usage, the huge problem I have with this technology is, what data is retained from the cameras, is the data collected stored on a database somewhere and for how long, what is preventing the data from being shared and abused by insurance companies who already share black box data to stealthily increase premiums. How long is it going to be before this technology is abused, are they governed by the data protection laws? Put more real police officers on the roads and stop wasting money on technology that will never match a traffic officer’s instincts.

[@zantas-handle]

All the big-name car companies gather your conversations, texts and calls from your car in new vehicles. They do this automatically if you don't opt out. Info from 'The Verge' here: "According to a report published by the Mozilla Foundation, all 25 of the car brands that were researched for the report - including Ford, Toyota, Volkswagen, BMW, and Tesla - failed to meet the nonprofit organization’s minimum privacy standards and were found to collect more personal data from customers than necessary. The kind of information collected varies from personal information like medical data to how drivers are using the vehicle itself - such as how fast they drive, where they drive, and even the music they listen to. Both Nissan and Kia are noted to allow the collection of information regarding a user’s sex life. Eighty-four percent of the reviewed car brands share personal user data with service providers, data brokers, and potentially sketchy businesses, according to the report, with 76 percent claiming the right to sell that personal data. Fifty-six percent are willing to share user information with the government and / or law enforcement if requested."

[@Jhchah2492]

Theyll be able to flag number plates then youll never be left alone.

[@johntheoldmod]

They really need Artificial Inteligence due to the lack Inteligence in the average officer. I find it very to drive in a straight these days because of constantly trying to stay out of the ever increasing craters in the roads.

[@nickdunn6205]

Yet another step towards total control

[@adamlabuzek2683]

Exactly

[@samknowles83.]

So stupid the fact it's illegal to use a phone, and the every new car has a screen to control even the heating system.. What ms the difference speaking on a phone, or fiddling with a screen to turn your heating up?

[@DmaVR]

So if the driver is wearing a seat belt and not using a phone etc will it just profile the car make and model? Like the most people that get caught drink/drug driving in a certain model of car ? Then assume that person will be intoxicated because of what car they drive ?

[@awtistiaeth4699]

Drive a rare kit car lol

[@DmaVR]

@ lol I did reply to you but I can’t see no more . I don’t drink but bet it gets annoying getting pulled all the time for the car you drive

[@AndrewFoster-he1lr]

Hopefully the ulez oads will take care of these 1984 spycams

[@Patient-Unknown]

He would shop his own mother.

[@scottburke9554]

Great another system that can have the thresholds tampered with to suit.

[@riazhussain2333]

Guys we need to rise up against these cameras. The more angle grinders we use the less we see of these cash schemes.

[@AlanCotton-e3n]

What a waste of public money, why don't the police put more real time and money into drug crimes a real blight on society, why don't the police have more patrols late at night in built up areas especially pubs where known drug dealers regularly frequent

[@chucky2316]

Its about raising revenue nothing to do with road safety

[@Adam_England]

What was the failure rate, and how many innocent people had their time violated in these unlawful stops?

[@oojimmyflip]

Being as we have been told to make our own way to hospital if we are having g a heart attack recently on the news time is critical, how many people die because of being stopped because their driving under stress maybe a little erratic?

[@Fishy1764]

I personally think there a good idea my only problem is since Starmer got in power i really dont trust the police anymore and after seeing what ive seen i dont think i ever will.

[@liviomachiavelli8967]

People are angry that they can't check their tik tok while driving!!! Stay off your phone while driving, simple as that. It has nothing to do with privacy, you are on public roads .

[@michaeldent5359]

😂😂😂 just like tv detector Van's, counter intelligence 😂😂

[@timballam3675]

PMSL you will be driving outside of the normal parameters as a traffic officer even when off duty. You will also find that people insured with certain insurers are more likely to be impaired along with driving certain models of car. UNLESS the full model (training data) they are using is disclosed then this could be what they are doing and nothing more (with reference to impairment). The important question is do they have or had access to the MIB and DVLA databases?

[@LukeTPZ]

Genuine question: Is an AI’s 60% success rate grounds enough to pull a driver? Doesn’t there need to be a reason (I don’t think, “Computer says ‘Yes’!” is, perhaps, good enough…??

[@adrianmulvey8919]

Well done! Meeting soft tally targets via artificial intelligence software. Shoplifting, robbing pensioners, and serious offenses possibly going unchecked, whilst using AI software and making social media comments could potentially get you locked up. UK 2-tier policing at its finest.

[@lesliesutherland4080]

Ex Amb service. More power to you. Got sick of pulling dead people out of wrecks because of alcohol and substance abuse.

[@Jhchah2492]

True

[@matthewbowman800]

It is dangerous having friends sometimes, come on have 1 cigarette or come out & have one drink of alcohol. Next thing your drinking & smoking till your dead or perhaps you stop drinking after you have crashed into someone on the public highway but I think some drivers who have crashed into someone will just be like I need my alcohol & get into a vehicle & start driving whilst over the drink drive limit. When you signed on that dotted line to get your provisional driving licence that ment you will always follow The Highway Code & don't drink alcohol & get in a vehicle & drive. DRIVING IS A PRIVILEGE NOT A RIGHT

[@Professor-Scientist]

Does it detect cars that are not MOT worthy eg lights not working ? Seems to be an increase in questionable cars on the road these days.

[@baron5747]

That will be the next step for this technology, but as it's in the infancy of usage, these trials are there so that the developers can iron out any faults. Like alluded to in the video, the cameras themselves aren't evidential, or use to prosecute. But merely a tool to detect offending drivers, so that a Constable can use their powers to stop and investigate.

[@Sonya_Makepeace]

I cycled back from the pub last night with my friend. We were over the alcohol driving limit.

[@tonycharlton4296]

Not something to be proud of.

[@geniemartyn]

And that's probably a confession that could still land you in trouble as a driving licence holder.. *do a little diggin and you'll see (it's a crazy world we live in)

[@oojimmyflip]

That could earn you a ban on your driving license, your still in charge of a vehicle.

[@RobertBurwood]

With the amount of terrible drivers on the roads these days the system could end up identifying the occasional good ones.

[@JJ-sx6de]

Just a way to make more money

[@baron5747]

Well if people didn't drive whilst under the influence of drugs, or alcohol. There would be no money to make?.

[@RO7IN]

What was the result of this operation? How accurate and reliable was the AI

[@peckelhaze6934]

Anything that gets drink drivers, drug drivers, phone users, etc., off the road is an excellent thing. I am now 74 and have driven for over 50+ years, various vehicles. Never had an accident, nor speeding fine but sadly seen countless idiots on the road. You can be law abiding but it will not keep you safe from the others.

[@damoblake6000]

Tought by one of the best driving instructors me, he told me a little advice which was always drive defensive incase of other peoples stupid actions.

[@peckelhaze6934]

@@damoblake6000 Very true! I tend to drive anticipating what others could do rather than will do.

[@nba5130]

For me my beautiful car has been crashed into at least once every year for the past two years by older drivers not impaired drivers and they’ve all been insured by ‘Churchill’ 👨‍🦳 annoyed is an understatement!!

[@ianrichards4907]

never had an accident , seen thousands !

[@tomasz5274]

More interesting is how many drugs/alcohol abusers this cameras/AI can't determine (and thats probably a lot) and hence that police shouldn't rely on such unreliable technology and still contiunue to perform routine controls instead.

[@jackson8611]

For the first time in history, the police have had intelligence in the force

[@Eviction76]

George..Orwell?

[@trevoroneil3522]

👍

[@David-xp7sr]

There is also an AI system that identifies corrupt police but it was switched off because the bell rung so often everyone thought a fire engine was coming.

[@InstaSim6]

There's nothing that bugs me more than when someone is using a mobile phone whilst driving so a camera that can identify this and get these people off the roads is a positive in my books - same with DUI I can definitely understand people's anguish over the tech in it's infancy, but sooner or later I would like to hope more cameras can be fitted to identify certain dangerous driving behaviours (or even retrofitting some speed cameras). At least when it comes to phone usage or even something like tailgating, the images could be admissible in court as evidence

[@74quo]

Where will they find the money when there are no cars left on the roads!

[@JamesSiggins]

I like this channel I really do, but I draw the line at cameras looking into you cars AI or not, cars are a personal space and it should remain so. I don't use my mobile phone while driving, I never have and I also hate it when people use their phones while driving, but I don't agree with cameras looking inside your vehicle.

[@5556424315465]

Are these cameras going to replace road policing units as there getting fewer and fewer on the roads.

[@AnthonyTravis-yq8fy]

As both a retired police officer and registered nurse working in A and E, anything that helps with road safety is welcome. The majority of drivers who commit these offences probably haven't seen the consequences. Perhaps taking them in a resuscitation area in A and E and showing a victim of a drunk driver etc., might shock them enough to reevaluate?

[@hazyfunshine6144]

What about the respect and privacy of people who are not guilty of anything.. another cynical brainwashed fearfull controll freak

[@Jack-lo1uc]

NHS always trying to hold the publics freedoms to ransom

[@lasidora]

I think they need to put these cameras in the Police Recruitment offices at every interview, it will "ping" at nearly every applicant judging by the amount of bad apples jailed over the last couple of years.

[@glenkean3407]

Penalise driving, while murder and serious crime is rampant .

[@glenkean3407]

The firestick police.

[@r1garyBMF]

Is there plans to roll the cameras out across the uk but without having police parked down the road? Cos if u was to get a letter though the post about being being impaired would be hard to argue days later

[@davestevens8374]

Brilliant video well informed although ai is in general scary in this application I think as a support tool it’s a really good idea

[@GCMYT]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FutureDanjelly]

ENGLAND HAS FALLEN 😢

[@ukvinersmart7571]

I don't think people should be allowed to use there phones while driving, I think we can all agree on that. However I dont think police should be using there "tetra mobile communication devices" either while driving

[@davidmoody519]

i would like to know how many people where stopped and what was the percentage charged, and how many where found to be "legally driving".

[@MuhammadFiaz-x2y]

Need more AI cameras to make GB roads safe

[@vasili1207]

why cant we have these at our borders?

[@ReclusiveDuck]

Coming from the same people who believe it's perfectly acceptable to arrest people simply for what they say. I'm sure this is all about our safety, definitely, not a doubt in my mind.🤣

[@johnphillips5097]

If it saves lives then absolutely in favour 💯

[@Bohemiahotrodandcustom]

To sumerise, those cameras don't work and are a waste of money

[@krazytroutcatcher]

Can it detect terrorists going to drive cars into crowds? Even when the police are informed of the potential perpetrators?

[@paulbiggs5523]

I think this is a good idea, providing the actual drink/drug test is carried out by a Police officer (rather than 'assumptive' fines being wrongly sent out). My concern however is that I live in Cornwall with our nearest Police station now being twenty five miles away (the nearest local one has been mothballed and, although it is claimed it will reopen, there is no actual sign of that happening) and it is a red letter day if we even see a patrol car. Not too long ago a small group of locals tried to report a crime, the local PCSO wrongly claimed that we could not report it and refused to take the complaint seriously, we then waited over 45 minutes only to be cut off on the 101 Police line before getting answered and eventually had to resort to reporting the incident on line with no results, or response, whatsoever. Suddenly, however, D&C Police have whistled up the Policing resources for this scheme, but at what reduction to other local Policing?

[@andrewbravery5114]

Is there a camera that detects poor un maintained road surfaces?

[@MashJayOnline]

It’s really straightforward, as the rule says: don’t drink and drive. It’s not just about risking your own life but also endangering other road users. Following this rule helps create a safer environment for everyone on the road. Hopefully, this will reduce the number of accidents and save more lives.

[@user-nq2xz1ku5l]

This camera is not about drink driving, it's about spying into your car. "For not wearing seat belts " . Not wearing a seat belt never caused an accident. This country is really turning into a China style big brother house. Of course "it's for your safety "...

[@Jack-lo1uc]

This technology will be used to restrict your freedom

[@Jhchah2492]

Naaaaah.......The thresholds can be tampered with on this technology. Its about control and making pennies.