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For many police departments, the first meaningful encounter with generative artificial intelligence may be report writing. Police reports are time-consuming, officers’ writing ability varies, and
Cybersecurity discussions often begin with firewalls, ransomware, encryption, and passwords. For a police chief, perhaps they should begin with a different question: If our computers
Artificial intelligence may help officers produce clearer reports faster. But prosecutors are beginning to raise a more consequential question: Who is responsible when AI gets
