Raw LLM Responses

> But what if there's a way to use technology to catch every single crime and punish you for it. Old sci-fi story (in Analog, or Asimov's) about the first Robot Police. Everything seems okay at first, then the robots start hauling in people for trivial things, or for violating old 'Blue' laws. And then hauling in the human cops who try to stop them, etc. One particular 'case' I remember was a police women who was arrested for misappropriation of public property because she used a Police Department paperclip to 'repair a private lingerie strap'. (I guess the robots weren't programmed with 'De Minimis Non Curat Lex'.) Story ends with a Reporter wondering who will win- the robot cops, or the Governor (who by design is the only one with authority to shut them down, but is also crooked as hell). ---- Yes, having trivial violations of laws (1mph over the limit? Ticket!) be enforced is a pain. But, why not look at it this way: Why are these things illegal to begin with, if we really don't want the law enforced?? Maybe we need to re-consider these 'trivial' laws, and get them off the books. Sometimes exact enforcement of the exact rules is needed to point out the rules are un-needed/stupid/etc. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malicious_compliance