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The problem with triggers is that while they log all kinds of useful data, they don’t record when the event actually happened in the real world. No time stamp. It makes it confusing, leaves too much room for interpretation, and bakes reasonable doubt into the cake. #KarenRead
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Thousands of taxpayers dollars wasted yet again!!

A behind-the-scenes look at Apple’s AI makeover of Siri shows just how dysfunctional the effort got.

The jury has got to be confused, this data was not helpful to the CW because it was speculative and confusing. Thank you Hank!

Karen also did a 3 point turn in John’s driveway that morning. I can’t with this guy!

It doesn't Record the location either. So the most important data, when and where these events happened is up to interpretation

last jury did not care about reasonable doubt . they saw Karen drinking in the bar..and thought about voting guilty on count 2, at least some of them...Biggest hurdle is to explain the jury reasonable doubt and how to act on it

It's a tool for technicians to confirm customer complaints and fix problems, not evaluate accidents. Associating these "events" with specific times is mere guesswork. There's no tested, verified, repeatable methodology for what they are doing, which is why they keep changing it.

This is what I’ve been saying. Without actual GPS location data it’s just speculation.

Yeah the 1162 data fits better with Karen leaving 1 Meadow at 5 AM and ending up at JM's than it does for the trip from the Waterfall to 34 Fairview.

RESONABLE DOUT ! RESONABLE DOUT !! THATS WHAT FKR IS ALL ABOUT !! WE DONT MAKE VIDS FOR CHASING CLOUT !! IF U ASK ANY QUESCHINS YOUR ASS IS OUT !! (OF FKR)

All this data means nothing if there was no collision anyway. Tell me how she hit him hard enough to bust a taillight but not hard enough to leave an impact bruise. That’s what I need to know.
