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Establishing AI Accountability in Policing and Security
Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents policing with important capabilities to increase the speed, accuracy, and range of investigations whilst reducing costs and potentially directing resources more effectively and efficiently. Yet the frequent challenge police organisations face is how to capitaliz
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