Google Search Algorithms Uncover Stolen Cars in China.

[Dunhamrobbie]

So this week Google search algorithms and Google ad-words found many stolen cars that were being advertised as "cheap cars". It connected the "cheap cars" the ones that had been stolen and shut down the ads and the website (all by itself). Could this mean that Google can now carry out actions at free will? I think it is amazing that this happened, now we really get to see just how advanced Google is. http://www.theverge.com/2013/7/24/4549124/how-google-uncovered-a-chinese-ring-of-car-thieves

 

[kuddlesworth9419]

Giving a single company that much power is never a good thing.

[Samdb]

Less people are getting screwed by criminals. Good job Google!

[Hans Christian | Teri]

Code has no free will, period.

 

Edit: I realize that i misunderstood you, as long as it's criminals that's getting the ban hammer I'm fine with it.

[rustikles]

I don't know what you're implying by "carry out actions at free will," but if they want to be proactive without infringing, who am I to say stop?

[Dunhamrobbie]

I think it will be interesting to see how advanced Google will become. With Google fiber and everything they could one day take over the internet. 

[Nort]

I think it will be interesting to see how advanced Google will become. With Google fiber and everything they could one day take over the internet. 

 

They already have.

[Beskamir]

Giving a single company that much power is never a good thing.

Your post makes me think of the CtOS from Watch Dogs...