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“People might set policy and parameters for what we’d like our carceral institutions to do.”
“In fact, the demotion of the human agent in policing is often by design.”
“This is the very logic of police power.”
“And yet research and investment continue to pour into digital policing technologies even as the failures mount.”
“For Commander Brown, public safety is determined by risk that technocrats meet behind a closed door to determine.”
“This entails criminalizing everyday life and everyday forms of community.”
“In other words, repeated failure catalyzes an ever-deeper investment in the carceral surround as a horizon of governance.”
“Abolition, in this reading, is broad.”
“In certain spaces, like community supervision (probation and parole), automated surveillance tech is now de rigueur, even as its brittleness consistently remands people to cages over sometimes literally human-imperceptible infractions.”
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“This force flows from a populational logic that uses statistics and algorithms to distribute the state’s violence work.”
“Article continues after advertisement Policing is, now, an inhuman practice in both an ethical and a technical sense.”
“What about how police agencies understand criminality and risk can only be put on the table and frankly stated behind closed doors?”
“It encompasses, of course, the elimination of police and prisons.”