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An article examining the feasibility of using AI to predict violence and other rare public-safety events in advance, using studies on automated video understanding and AI-powered metro station suicide risk assessment as examples, while cautioning about data quality, bias, and the limits of pattern detection.
A secretive DHS unit called Predictive Intelligence Targeting Teams (PITT) is analyzing Americans' financial habits and other data to guide police stops, often without specific suspicion, raising privacy and legal concerns.
Turkey's justice ministry is deploying an AI tool to analyze case files and predict possible links to designated terrorist groups, raising experts' concerns that it may reinforce existing human rights violations in the judiciary.
An investigation into the growing business of selling AI technologies to police departments, including facial recognition, chatbots, and automated report-writing tools, and the potential consequences for civil liberties and policing practices.
The New York Times reports that China is deploying artificial intelligence to predict individuals who may pose political risks, highlighting the expanding use of AI for social control.