(Tyskland)
(THIS ARTICLE IS ONLY MACHINE TRANSLATED by Google from Norwegian)
Experienced moviegoers will take notice of the phrase in the title, from the crime prevention work in the Spielberg movie Minority Report from 2002. Those who think this seems bleak can take a look at retired Sheriff Jeff Bridges in David Mackenzies Hell or High Water from last year: He uses sound public knowledge to calculate where the bank robbers will strike next – in other words, the cowboy version of what the brothers Eppes does in the TV series Numb3rs from 2005 (mathematician assists police brother). This documentary addresses various facets of this statistically based business. It is angled from the police and social sciences, via technological conditions to practice and effect. We get the perspective of those who are affected by the development, of the police who patrol charged areas (as they probably always have, now also with data that recommends where it should be patrolled – it is not worse), and of those who experience being prejudiced or harassed by the police. The question is to what extent the technology. . .
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