1. El Incidente Central y sus Consecuencias.
El incidente ocurrió en octubre de 2025 en Kenwood High School, donde el sistema de detección de armas activó una alerta por un objeto que resultó ser una bolsa de Doritos. La respuesta policial fue inmediata y agresiva, resultando en la detención y el trauma del estudiante inocente.
- An artificial intelligence system ai apparently mistook a high school students bag of doritos for a firearm and called local police to tell them the pupil was armed.
- In october 2025, an ai-powered gun detection system at kenwood high school in maryland, mistakenly identified a students bag of doritos as a firearm. The incident resulted in police with guns drawn confronting and handcuffing the 16-year-old student.
- I was just holding a doritos bag it was two hands and one finger out, and they said it looked like a gun.
2. Críticas a la Precisión y Fiabilidad de la IA.
El error de identificación provocó una ola de críticas sobre la madurez y la seguridad de la tecnología de inteligencia artificial utilizada en entornos de alta seguridad. Muchos argumentaron que un sistema incapaz de distinguir un snack de un arma no debería estar en uso público.
- If your gun detection system cannot differentiate a bag of doritos from a firearm, you really should not be selling it to the public.
- Ai can not be trusted. The ai gun detection system in this story couldnt tell the difference between a bag of chips and a gun.
- If it cant differentiate between a bag of chips and a gun maybe ai is not ready for widespread use.
- An ai program that cannot distinguish a gun from a dorito bag is too stupid to use.
3. Preocupaciones sobre el Sesgo Racial y la Vigilancia.
El hecho de que el estudiante esposado fuera un adolescente negro intensificó el debate sobre el sesgo algorítmico. Se sugirió que el sistema pudo haber sido entrenado con datos sesgados, lo que llevó a la identificación errónea de un objeto inofensivo en manos de una persona de color como una amenaza.
- An artificial intelligence gun detection system mistook a crumpled doritos bag for a firearm and a black teenager paid the price. When racial bias gets coded into software, it reproduces injustice at machine speed.
- I was just holding a doritos bag it was two hands and one finger out, and they said it looked like a gun, allen said. So it was basically seeing a finger gun where there wasnt even one?
- Ai is dumb and we should just stop this. Couldnt tell a doritos bag from a gun, but knew the kid was black. Weird.
- The ai system almost certainly was trained on images of black people being criminals and decided the kid was too black therefore what was in his hand must be a gun?