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@Novem Linguae: Regarding the "smart prison" jargon tag, having a look at the associated source at Tai Tam Gap Correctional Institution makes it seem like this is less a PR buzzword and more the most accurate descriptor. Per that article there are plans for smart wristbands with heart rate monitors and location tracking, CCTV with facial recognition and video analytic monitoring functions, drones and robotic warders, VR staff training, tablets for inmates, an integrated intelligent communication system, and self-service kiosks for food purchases and application submission. Reviewing an English transcript of the 2018 policy address mentioned in the Standard article, it does mention the phrase "smart prison" in point 107.
Do you have any suggestions for what might be a better term? Right now I feel like "smart prison" is the most accurate and simplest, but that the phrase itself could use some expanding in the Tai Tam Gap Correctional Institution article. NekoKatsun (nyaa) 20:26, 5 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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