‘Pre-crime’ AIn’t a policing option

AI predictive policing raises concerns over bias and effectiveness compared to officer experience

This article discusses the integration of AI and predictive analytics into police work, contrasting it with traditional officer intuition de

AI Surveillance Errors Lead to False Arrests: The Case of Taki Allen and the Risks of Automated Policing

This article examines how AI-powered surveillance systems can lead to false arrests and wrongful convictions, using the real case of Taki Al

Study: Loan officers often avoid AI explanations that could reveal bias in lending decisions

Harvard Business School research by Professor Alex Chan finds that in an AI-assisted loan-approval experiment, participants acting as lendin

Local police warn against AI crime alert app

Study: Most Users Cannot Detect AI Bias in Facial Recognition Training Data

A Penn State University study published in Media Psychology reveals that most people cannot identify AI bias in training data, particularly

Schools are using AI surveillance to protect students. Sometimes arresting them