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Software-Aided AI Accountability
Accountability for artificial intelligence (AI) in security and policing depends on coordinated decisions, evidence and review across organisational roles and throughout the AI lifecycle. This chapter examines the AI Accountability in Policing and Security (AIPAS) tool, an access-controlled workspac
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