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Showing Stories from 18th March 2018 to 29th November 2023

Humberside using AI to assist with domestic abuse calls

Humberside using AI to assist with domestic abuse calls

(29/11/23) Moving forward, the PDS is working alongside Humberside and other forces to explore the further use of AI within the wider landscape of contact management.

Lincs rolls out AI to identify vulnerable children at risk

Lincs rolls out AI to identify vulnerable children at risk

(22/11/23) The new software continually runs alongside the referral process to prevent the chance of any high-risk cases being missed.

Labour would criminalise training AI to spread terrorism

Labour would criminalise training AI to spread terrorism

(17/07/23) Yvette Cooper says Labour intend to close this legal 'loophole' as part of the party's approach to national security which she outlined on Monday.

(11/05/23) Interview: "There's got to be recognition that AI is happening" (18/10/22) Over 600 driving offences detected in UK-first trial with Warwickshire Police (29/07/22) AI tech to find motorists using phones

Harnessing innovation for policing

Harnessing innovation for policing

(15/08/22) Ellie Rice, Security Lead, for the Defence and Security Accelerator programme explains how it benefits policing.

(30/03/22) Lack of AI controls risks 'new Wild West', peers warn (25/01/22) Harm risk assessment tool 'more accurate' than custody sergeants (13/10/21) AI could be used to detect rogue officers, says academic (19/02/21) Drone use for public order and intelligence 'exceeds remit' force told (20/11/20) Comment: where next for policing and technology? (15/10/20) University heads up research project to develop new AI tool for CSA (03/09/20) Comment: a pandemic of abuse (14/08/20) Police staff manager wins award for work on risk assessment tool (30/04/20) Facial recognition: the need to 'opt in' (30/04/20) Facial recognition: the need to 'opt in' (24/02/20) Commissioner backs new legislative framework on artificial intelligence (06/11/19) Funding provided to develop new anti-drone technology (04/11/19) Police Scotland drones to use AI to help in missing person searches (17/10/19) System used to detect banking fraud proves worth in child protection pilot (18/09/19) Met firearms teams to share training camera footage with Facebook (18/09/19) £30m to help target determined child abuse offenders on dark web (26/09/18) AI will help snare child sex offenders by scanning their hands (26/09/18) AI will help snare child sex offenders by scanning their hands (01/08/18) Invest in AI to get more bobbies on the beat, Mayor told (23/05/18) ACC 'shocked' by lack of support provided to officers handling child abuse images (16/04/18) AI powered 'Robo-Lawyer' helps step up fight against economic crime (21/03/18) Dubai Police strives for 'happier tourists' and ex-pats with new tech (18/03/18) Force makes custody decisions using artificial intelligence

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