Home Office publishes factsheet on police use of AI in England and Wales
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Summary
The Home Office has published a factsheet summarising measures to support police forces in England and Wales to adopt artificial intelligence responsibly. The factsheet states that police forces in England and Wales use AI for a variety of activities and provides details on the government's policy towards police use of AI. According to the document, it covers who is responsible for what, government funding and approach, and what the new National Centre for AI in Policing, called "PoliceAI", will and will not do. The text provided contains only this introductory description and does not set out the detailed content of those sections.
Why it matters
The document describes the government's policy towards police use of AI in England and Wales. It states that the factsheet covers responsibilities, funding and approach, and the role of the new National Centre for AI in Policing, "PoliceAI". No deadlines or further steps are given in the text provided.
- Parties involved
- Home Office
- Primary source
- GOV.UK (gov.uk)
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- Government use of AI · General AI governance