Police use of AI risks worsening discrimination, researchers warn
Researchers warn that the growing use of AI in policing could exacerbate discrimination against minorities. Reliance on biased historical data creates a feedback loop, leading to increased police surveillance in already overburdened neighborhoods. Experts…
- 01.Researchers warn that the growing use of AI in policing could exacerbate discrimination against minorities
- 02.Reliance on biased historical data creates a feedback loop, leading to increased police surveillance in already overburdened neighborhoods
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