> At scale, this works.
We're going to need a definition of "works." The false positive rate seems to be notable since those stories readily percolate into media whenever these schemes are implemented and the damage done from those is absolutely massive.
The idea that criminals are likely to re-offend is not new. What to do about this has always been the challenge. Simply over policing this segment is not any type of solution. Unless, of course, you are invested in the "private prison" industry.
> Simply over policing this segment is not any type of solution.
Just curious, why? This seems like the obvious, lowest cost solution. Rates of recidivism are known data points, and crime in most American cities is actually committed by a very, very small population of repeat offenders. Seems like there is much upside to simply monitoring the situation.