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'Early focus on data privacy for force machine learning tool' Read our new article on how West Yorkshire Police is developing a Domestic Abuse Assessment Tool to use emerging supervised machine learning technology for enhancing risk assessments at domestic abuse incidents by police officers. 🚨 Read the full article here: https://hubs.la/Q02nVtv60 #EST #EmergencyServicesTimes

Failing to keep up with advancements in technology could do agencies — and the communities they protect — a disservice, leaving staff unequipped to handle changing demands from the public. Read the article for more of Ben Ernst's thoughts: https://hxgn.biz/4dMNsW2 #ng911 #psap #cad #ai Police1

In the latest in a series of articles exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used in policing, Chief Philip Lukens looks at the potential benefits that AI solutions can deliver in relation to accreditation and performance – including a master training schedule, an AI-assisted tool to review and update policy, and an automated compliance checker – all of which can save time and resources, increase reliability, and boost trust and confidence. ❝In 2020, the need for police accreditation became more urgent and relevant, as the nation [USA] witnessed a series of protests and calls for police reform following the death of George Floyd and other incidents of police brutality and racial injustice.❞ ❝Data is essential for demonstrating compliance with the accreditation standards, which cover various aspects of police operations, such as use of force, arrest and detention, pursuit, bias-free policing, evidence management, and community engagement.❞ ❝The AI data dashboard also generates data-driven reports and documentation that demonstrate the agency’s compliance with the accreditation standards and performance indicators.❞ ❝An AI solution can foster public trust and confidence in the agency, by demonstrating its commitment to professional excellence, accountability, and transparency.❞ https://lnkd.in/eipfGqpJ 💡Read more articles by Chief Philip Lukens in the series 'Application of AI in policing': https://lnkd.in/e7GgAwNm #lawenforcement #policing #police #artificialintelligence

What if the police could stop crimes before they happen? 🚓 Machine learning is changing the way police work ...by predicting where and when crimes are more likely to occur. This tech analyzes data from past incidents ...to help officers prevent crimes before they happen. Why is this important? Because it helps keep communities safer ...and allows police to be more proactive rather than just reactive. Tell me what you think? Is machine learning the future of law enforcement? If you’re using machine learning to enhance public safety, let’s connect Your innovations could be the focus of our next episode. Follow Prisca Ekhaguere, CSc for more on how technology is shaping a safer tomorrow #PredictivePolicing #MachineLearning #TechAdvocate #TechEnthusiast #Technology #TechAdvancements #Episode125 #TechJourneyWithPrisca

Imagine an assistant who never tires, is always ready with the right information, and can help de-escalate situations with a calming presence. That’s what our AI is designed to be. It’s not about replacing the human touch that’s so crucial in policing; it’s about enhancing it. Officers can use AI to quickly access vital information, automate routine tasks, and even receive suggestions for handling complex situations, allowing them to spend more time engaging directly with the community.

JUST IN: Austin Police Department Considers AI Integration to Improve 911 Response Time. Exciting potential development to streamline emergency systems! #AustinPD #AIIntegration #TheReportify. Share your thoughts below! To learn more and read the complete story, click on this link. https://lnkd.in/gCvThdGp