Why is this so difficult? Just put 1600 security cameras in the ceilings at those locations. Use AI to do the counting and to take still shots. Have somebody manually check the pictures versus accounts and you're done. You can even have each person have a stick or something that could hold up that's easily accountable by the camera. The whole system could be developed for pretty damn cheap.
Posted Feb 4, 2020, 5:35 PM UTC
I like it. It's time we automate away DNC jobs.
Computer vision would just confuse Yang with Biden supporters. OH wait..
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Haha, I like the sentiment, but we shouldn't need computer vision to hold a reliable caucus.
The social aspect of the caucus system is really interesting and I think potentially really valuable. But we should absolutely be using technology to make the voting 1) reliable and secure, and 2) more accessible.
Just computer vision at least to backup the counts.
Abolish Caucuses. They are fundamentally undemocratic.
Its because new hampshire has in their constitution that they are the first primary. Since iowa is a caucus, they let iowa go first lol
so abolish the caucus and have them go last because they aren't remotely reflective of the democratic party anyway.
I mean sure, that would be ideal ... but why would they want to do that? Everyone wants a bigger influence (going first) and no one wants to give up that power