But having all the data does not imply, you know and understand all the data.
Didn't for example the various agencies "knew" in advance of any terror attack, meaning they had data, that clearly implied person x is going to blow?
I read that in variations, to allmost any terror attack/amok so far happened.
But data analysis in hindsight is easy, you have to put that important data in context to the huge pile of other data you also have and your very limited human processing power.
(for example the dark internet is full of people threatening to blow up or kill something)
Meaning, I do not endorse worker surveillance at all, but maybe this is not the way to stop it. Also, many claim, it is for the benefit of the worker, because having that data can help improve workflows and avoid accidents/errors. Which is a valid point, I think, but I still would never agree to be in total control of my supervisors.
Didn't for example the various agencies "knew" in advance of any terror attack, meaning they had data, that clearly implied person x is going to blow?
I read that in variations, to allmost any terror attack/amok so far happened.
But data analysis in hindsight is easy, you have to put that important data in context to the huge pile of other data you also have and your very limited human processing power.
(for example the dark internet is full of people threatening to blow up or kill something)
Meaning, I do not endorse worker surveillance at all, but maybe this is not the way to stop it. Also, many claim, it is for the benefit of the worker, because having that data can help improve workflows and avoid accidents/errors. Which is a valid point, I think, but I still would never agree to be in total control of my supervisors.