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AI Ethics for Law Enforcement
This article analyses the findings of empirical research to identify possible consequences of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for and by the police in the Netherlands, and ethical dimensions involved.We list the morally salient requirements the police need to adhere to for ensuring the responsibl
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