On the Force
A black engineer makes the decision to employ machine learning for the police.
There was no sweat or blood loss or inactivity. The machine learning of these police officers meant that the robots would handle routine traffic stops and suicide by police situations.
The amount of presence of these machine learning devices increased with cherry wood colored Saxby McFitzgerald. He helmed the project and made it possible for him to correct an instruction.
In this case, the gun shook. The machine had learned enough to direct heat at the would-be shooter and the other robots rushed in and apprehended him.
McFitzgerald knew that this would be the way things would go.
“Let’s go.”
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