As you will read in the press release below from Sept, 21, 2035, it seems the PCPJS (commonly called PBS, or predictive bullshit) trial results are out and they are going to roll out the program in Melbourne. As we know, the pilot program showcased these “high-risk” cases:
· Organised Crime Syndicate Intervention – In the most publicised case, the so-called predictive system “identified unusual patterns of communication and movement among known affiliates of an organised crime group”, otherwise known as The Salvation Army. They claim “Predictive modelling suggested preparations for a coordinated attack on the government. Law enforcement, alerted in advance, conducted a targeted intervention that resulted in the seizure of illegal reading material and the arrest of four individuals, preventing an escalation of religious violence in the city’s south.”
· Prevention of an Online Radicalisation Incident – The other case you’ll remember was when they claimed “PCPJS flagged an individual displaying escalating online activity consistent with violent extremist patterns. Monitoring indicated a narrowing time window before a planned re-posting of highly offensive philosophical material. Authorities engaged ASIO, police intervention teams, and an army Black Hawk helicopter, resulting in a safe apprehension of the mother of 4 and her laptop. The individual was redirected to support and psychological services, averting what could have been a lone-actor attack.” That mother is still, 6 months later, being held in an undisclosed quarantine camp and her kids remain in the care of the state.
These stunning examples, and there’s many more from the trial, are supposed to show “how predictive tools can support proactive policing and crisis prevention when combined with human oversight and community safeguards,” according to Melbourne Mayor Fatima Khan.
Here’s the press release…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
InSight Technologies Announces Completion of Predictive Justice System Trial and Limited-Term Rollout in Melbourne, Australia.
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, SEPTEMBER 21, 2035 – InSight Technologies, in collaboration with the state of Victoria, Australian Federal Police, Open AI, and independent oversight bodies, today announced the successful completion of its Pre-Crime Predictive Justice System™ (PCPJS) trial. This is a revolutionary technology platform designed to anticipate and prevent certain criminal acts before they occur using advanced algorithms developed by OpenAI and affiliate developers. Following very strong results during the pilot phase, the state of Victoria and the city of Melbourne has approved a limited 18-month operational rollout of the system, to be conducted under strict oversight by the Australian Federal Police and the Victorian Police Service.
The year-long trial recorded a 47% reduction in violent street crime across participating districts, with incidents of aggravated assault down by 62% compared to the same period the previous year, validated by independent researchers. In over 1063 cases, the PJS system flagged high-risk scenarios—from organised criminal activity to potential social media violence and antisemitism—allowing authorities to intervene and prevent harm, sometimes before the criminals had even thought about any action, highlighting the incredible predictive nature of PCPJS.
Independent auditors, researchers, and community representatives monitored the trial, reviewing outcomes, system accuracy, and safeguards to ensure responsible use and validate the effectiveness of the PCPJS. Oversight will continue during the next phase thanks to funding by The Rockefeller Foundation, World Economic Forum, and BlackRock .
Balancing Innovation and Responsibility
“We are very encouraged by the results of the pilot program and the potential for this technology to contribute to public safety,” said Dr. Evelyn Camarilla, Chief Executive Officer of InSight Technologies and lead researcher for PCPJS. “At the same time, we know innovation of this kind must go hand-in-hand with transparency, oversight, and respect for civil liberties. We are committed to maintaining that balance. Freedom of expression and freedom of thought are precious human rights we are committed to protect.”
The Melbourne City Council were mixed in their response to the program but all agree that the trial results are very promising.
“Our community deserves safety, but also fairness and accountability,” said Councillor Muhammad Qurayshi, Chair of the City Safety Committee. “This limited-term rollout gives us the opportunity to build on early successes while continuing to evaluate the safeguards that protect public trust in the city of Melbourne,” he said.
Oversight and Safeguards
The approved rollout includes:
· Independent audits of system performance, proportionality, and accuracy, by government approved research organisations.
· Community oversight committees to represent public interests, including senators and council members.
· Strict privacy and data protection measures in compliance with national standards.
· Quarterly public reports to ensure transparency and accountability (which will be made freely available to journalist of the state-run ABC).
Acknowledgments
InSight Technologies expressed its appreciation to the many partners involved in the trial, including the Victorian Police Department, The Australian Federal Police, ASIO and our friends at the NSA in the USA and the Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations in Israel for operational collaboration, independent oversight bodies for ensuring transparency, and community stakeholders (ACSC, ATO, ASIC, DFAT, ADF, UN, WEF, WHO, to name a few), whose input helped shape the ethical framework of the program and The Rockefeller Foundation, OpenAI, UNSC, World Economic Forum, State Street and BlackRock for their financial and technical support.
Looking Ahead
The limited-term deployment will begin later this year. Due to security reasons, the exact time of launch and the location of operational command remain classified. Results and public reports will be released each quarter, and findings will determine whether the program continues beyond its initial 18-month period.
“This is not just a test of technology, but of governance and public trust,” added Dr. Camarilla “By working together, we can learn how predictive systems might serve communities safely, ethically, and effectively.”
The advanced phase of the PCPJS, DNA/Familia Pre-Crime Predictive Justice System continues in pre-trial research at the University of Melbourne with promising results.
For more information about the Pre-Crime Predictive Justice System™, and for public dialogue, visit our website (restricted to social credit scores over 75).
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