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Computer vision in law enforcement: implications for the rule of law
Computer vision systems, or applications of artificial intelligence which automatically analyse images and videos, can be used to establish fact-situations relevant to the enforcement of legal rules. Through object, person, and action recognition, and more general ‘visual scene understanding’, compu
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