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Approaches to AI Accountability and AI Compliance-by-Design for R&I Projects in Policing and Security: Lessons Learned from STARLIGHT
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have developed over the past 10 years, the need for governance—legislatively, organisationally, ethically and morally—has emerged. In this chapter, we focus on how the EU’s legislation-first approach impacts the development of policing and security techno
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