TSA unveils new self-screening program
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Imagine breezing through airport security as smoothly as a grocery store checkout. That's the vision behind a new TSA pilot program launching today in Las Vegas. With cutting-edge technology under real-world testing, Carter Evans offers a sneak peek into how this could transform the safety and efficiency of airport screenings.
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Another reason to not visit America? Wow, its like they have unlimited reasons at this point.
It is NO different from a self check out at the grocery store. Passengers will cheat the AI and dash through screens like smash n grab theft at a Walgreens.
Believe me it is not that simple and these products go through extensive ? rigorous testing :)
So, do I have to do my own cavity search?
Only if you want to… but help is always available 😂
Treating us like herds of cattle.
Retail self checkout increased losses. Risks of loss are more serious with travel.
At retail, it’s people just grabbing stuff and leaving the store.
With the way they are scamming people these days Its a good thing people are shoplifting.
Except this solution has nothing to do with retail self checkout. In fact, there is no ''checkout'' involved. This only simplifies the divesting process and allows for a faster process requiring less personnel.
@@Vandercox the point is, people inclined to cheat the system will cheat the system. This is especially true for those whom the TSA is supposed to stop. Example’s shown are risky.
@@justoneman3916 May I ask what risks you have identified and also what you know about this solution by any chance before assuming ?
Self checkout for security? Sure, what could go wrong?
The officers are still watching you. And there are cameras too. Also, I think this technology is only allowed to be used with passengers who have TSA precheck. I always knew I was going to find comments like these under this video.
I don't think you guys understand what their version of self checkout is. It doesn't mean less secure, it just means less hands on with probably even more people watching.
You have a gift for teaching. Truly remarkable!
I wish I could give this video more than one like. It's that good!
Don’t see this being a problem at all 🙄
I knew these comments were coming. There still is a TSA officer watching you but only will intervene if they see you breaking protocol. Oh and there are cameras too. And a button you can push to call a TSO if there are issues and/or you observe someone breaking protocol.
"I'm in a glass case of emotion!" -ron burgundy
If the virtual agent tech can solve the problem of unevenly distributed TSA agents across times/places, I’m all for it. Definitely have been at busy gates that were badly understaffed and the TSA folks were overwhelmed, AND near-empty gates where the TSA agents looked bored.
I saw this in Total Recall in 1990
The TSA is nothing but security theater and always has been.
Guess you haven't seen all the weapons they confiscated every year because people bringing weapons with them to board the plane.
@@john-smith.I guess you haven't seen all the news stories about all their 'tests' that they miss them. Sure they catch some, but not anywhere close to all of them.
There’s a middle ground to met, I don’t know how it was pre 911 tho
@@copyjockeynk How would you know it is not anywhere close to all of them?
I like the TSA now as it is
Great tech :)