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Organisational Best Practices for AI Accountability and Acceptance
The introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into policing comes with some concerns and challenges: concerns from the public, and indeed police leaders, about the nature of its usage in a context of already declining trust and confidence in policing, and amongst staff concerned about changes to
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