Durham Constabulary to use AI to help assess risks of offending by criminal suspects

John Leonard
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AI to help police in Durham with their custody decisions

Durham Constabulary are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to help them make decisions over whether suspects in custody are likely to offend.  The system, which has been tested by Durham Co...

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