New artificial intelligence systems are reshaping how police operate, offering efficiency gains while sparking debate among ...

This is Episode 12 of Real Future, Fusion’s documentary series about technology and society. More episodes available at realfuture.tv. There’s a new kind of software that claims to help law ...

“Predictive policing” has an enticing ring to it. The idea is that you feed a bunch of data into a mysterious algorithm, and poof, out comes intelligence about the future that tells police where the ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Maria Lungu, University of Virginia (THE CONVERSATION) The 2002 sci-fi thriller ...

Two armed men stormed the Sunglass Hut on West Gray two years ago, threatened employees with a gun and stole thousands of dollars in cash and merchandise. The Houston Police Department got to work ...

Sonia Moran has been pleasantly surprised by the increased police patrols in her Pacoima neighborhood lately. She may be noticing the results of a new approach at preventative law enforcement ...being ...

The UK police is considering implementing more artificial intelligence tools, including video search, AI assistants and ...

A new tool Los Angeles police say makes them better crime fighters isn't a gun, but a computer. The LAPD is using a high tech crime-fighting technique known as "predictive policing" and it seems to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Leiva, Andres/ZUMAPRESS/Newscom The Pasco County Sheriff's Office is permanently scuttling a predictive policing program that was ...

While the police have said the use of AI would help them increase their efficiency and better handle manpower, experts have ...

A committee-supported project or activity that has been completed and for which output dissemination has begun. Its committee has been disbanded and closeout procedures are underway. The National ...

The law enforcement breed can be a pretty dark lot. To be paid to think suspiciously leaves its mark, fostering an incentive to identify crimes and misdemeanours with instinctive compulsion.