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Invest in AI to get more bobbies on the beat, Mayor told

Call for Sadiq Khan to buy new tech for Met.

Sadiq Khan

Date - 1st August 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

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The Mayor of London should cut his “bloated” office costs to free up funds for Artificial Intelligence technology, politicians claim. Sadiq Khan would be able to spend millions more on new officers if he reduced central office costs and...

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