Il 09/05/20 12:34, Enrico Nardelli ha scritto:
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Cities and states were talking about hiring tens of thousands of contact tracers to manually reconstruct the movements of Covid-19 patients. But it wasn’t clear how these people could be hired and trained quickly enough to be useful. The Apple-Google software had the potential to do some of the same work effortlessly at a fraction of the cost.
It's not working out that way. So far at least, the pandemic response has become a bitter lesson in everything technology can't do and an example of Silicon Valley's legendary myopia. States like New York, California, and Massachusetts, and cities like Baltimore and San Francisco, have looked carefully at cutting-edge contact-tracing solutions and largely said, “No thanks,” or “Not now.”
Instead, public health officials in hard-hit states are moving ahead to deploy armies of people, with limited assistance from technology.
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https://www.wired.com/story/health-officials-no-thanks-contact-tracing-tech/...
« "Funziona costruendo un legame umano tra due persone", il paziente e il tracciatore di contatti, dice Tom Frieden, l'ex capo dei Centri statunitensi per il controllo e la prevenzione delle malattie e del Dipartimento della salute e dell'igiene mentale della città di New York. "Significa parlare con qualcuno e rispondere alle sue domande, rispondere ai suoi bisogni e alle sue preoccupazioni, costruire, guadagnare e mantenere la sua fiducia e la sua riservatezza".» Traduzione italiana completa: https://www.linuxtrent.it/nextcloud/index.php/s/cedpA9wFnJzmwWQ rob