Policing in the age of the machine

Ronald Winch; Jonathan Jackson

Policing in the age of the machine

Ronald Winch (Corresponding / Lead Author)
, Jonathan Jackson

Department of Criminology and Sociology

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Abstract

The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) is likely to bring significant changes to policing tools and techniques; Dr Jonathan Jackson and Ronald Winch of Birmingham City University argue that, as legislation lags behind the pace of technological development across society, policing needs to urgently develop and implement ethical and safe systems of governance to protect the model of policing by consent.

Original language	English
Journal	Policing Insight
Publication status	Published (VoR) - 28 Nov 2022

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Policing
AI
Machine

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