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- 01 Nov 2024
TechScape: can AI really predict crime?
TechScape: can AI really predict crime?
- by theguardian
- 24 Dec 2021
- in technology
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Ultimately, the LAPD was forced to shutter the programme, conceding that the data did not paint a complete picture.
Though the case study was redacted, many aspects of what Voyager viewed as signals of fundamentalism could also qualify as free speech or other protected activity. The case study, at least the parts that we could see, reads like the social media profiles of your average Muslim dad.
Where does a company like Google, which has expanded its business such that its tentacles are in likely every industry, go to continue to grow its business? Right now, the answer appears to be working with the government.
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