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Police Chief Scientific Advisor Paul Taylor: Dispelling myths – ‘What AI is not in policing’

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In a series of Webinars over the early summer we heard from a wide range of industry experts on the challenges and opportunities that AI can bring the Justice & Police Sectors

In the first webinar we hear from Paul Taylor, The Police Chief Scientific Advisor for the National Police Chiefs’ Council.

Over the next few weeks and months we will publish a regular weekly video on AI from our webinar series and interviews from around the world leading up to the Inaugural AI in Justice Event in 2025

He discusses the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in policing and dispels some common myths about AI. He emphasizes that AI is not just advanced data analytics, but a specific form of analysis that learns from data. The value of AI in policing lies in its ability to automate backroom tasks, such as processing digital forensic material and automatic redaction. AI is not a predictive tool in policing, but rather enhances efficiency and reduces monotony. The conversation also highlights the importance of data quality in AI applications and discusses potential threats, such as deep fakes and disinformation.

Takeaways

  • AI in policing is not just advanced data analytics, but a specific form of analysis that learns from data.
  • The value of AI in policing lies in automating backroom tasks and reducing monotony.
  • Data quality is crucial for effective AI applications in policing.
  • AI is not a predictive tool in policing, but enhances efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Threats in AI applications include deep fakes and disinformation.

Sound Bites

  • “AI is not advanced data analytics. It is a specific form of analysis of data that learns from exposure to data.”
  • “The value of AI is delivering efficiencies and reducing the monotony of tasks that can be done automatically by a computer.”
  • “AI in policing is not about replacing humans, but helping them get back to the human element of their job.”

Chapters

00:00  Introduction to AI and Policing Event
01:10  Role of UK Government’s Chief Scientific Advisor for Policing
03:05  AI as a Specific Form of Data Analysis
05:00  The Value of AI in Backroom Tasks
08:07  AI: Enhancing Skills and Focusing on the Human Element
10:58  Data Quality: The Foundation for Effective AI
12:15  Addressing Threats: Deep Fakes and Disinformation
13:43  Embracing AI in UK Policing: A Three-Phase Approach
15:28  Conclusion: The Exciting Development of AI in Policing

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