I'm more interested in whether they are vulnerable to fake data being injected via a slide show of car images shown in front of the camera lens.

A picture of a known prison escapee driving the mayor's car should drive the point home after the police pull the mayor over and investigate.

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Carrok a day ago | parent [-]

> after the police pull the mayor over and investigate

I want to live in the fantasy world you have described.

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thephyber a day ago | parent | next [-]

I live in a county where the Sheriff was investigated by her deputies for requiring bribes from Apple HQ's head of security (to approve armed security guard's right to CCW). The didn't actually charge her (the Sheriff), but it was kryptonite against her running for re-election, so there was a bit of justice.

You won't be able to out-cynic me, but even I recognize that there are ways to break through injustice. The deeper you fall into cynicism, the more people you turn off from seeking justice.

	▲	dcrazy a day ago \| parent [-]
		The Sheriff wasn’t charged but the undersheriff pled guilty to felony bribery: https://www.kron4.com/news/bay-area/ex-santa-clara-county-un...

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kmeisthax a day ago | parent | prev [-]

I imagine certain parts of the NYPD would love an excuse to do that to Mamdani...

	▲	thephyber a day ago \| parent [-]
		Yeah. The NYPD has their own terrorism and counterintelligence divisions. They are pretty much an FBI governed at a city level (minus all of the cool forensics science). I wouldn't put it beyond NYPD (in theory) except IIRC the NYPD actually drives him around in their SUVs and he has an NYPD team that does his personal security.