Why not pick all those other hills to die on, then?
If you want to talk about statistical methods being a horrible idea for policing, I'm with you. Probably most machine learning experts would be, too, just like most software engineers don't trust electronic voting. Instead, people chose "dataset bias affects machine learning models", the most basic Machine Learning 101 fact ever, to try and debate against.
It's like the woke people seek out the weakest possible ground because it generates in-group opposition that they can fight with and out-woke. Stronger ground could have national consensus, way beyond bay area consensus.
If you want to talk about statistical methods being a horrible idea for policing, I'm with you. Probably most machine learning experts would be, too, just like most software engineers don't trust electronic voting. Instead, people chose "dataset bias affects machine learning models", the most basic Machine Learning 101 fact ever, to try and debate against.
It's like the woke people seek out the weakest possible ground because it generates in-group opposition that they can fight with and out-woke. Stronger ground could have national consensus, way beyond bay area consensus.