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UN decries police use of racial profiling derived from big data

By Stephanie Nebehay on Nov 27, 2020 6:55AM
UN decries police use of racial profiling derived from big data

Says law enforcement must ensure technology does not reinforce biases.

Police and border guards must combat racial profiling and ensure that their use of "big data" collected via artificial intelligence does not reinforce biases against minorities, United Nations experts said on Thursday. Companies that sell algorithmic profiling systems to public ...

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