Artificial Intelligence could prevent disclosure failings

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Artificial Intelligence could prevent disclosure failings

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Chief Constable Sara Thornton

Date - 13th February 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

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Investing in new technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) could resolve disclosure failures. In the wake of a series of investigatory shortcomings, National Police Chiefs' Council Chairman Sara Thornton says it is “critical”...

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