The Role of AI in Modern Policing

Join an insightful webinar to explore the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern policing.

This online event, running as part of this year’s ESRC Festival of Social Science, will feature contributions from two leading AI researchers and an applied researcher from the College of Policing.

The event promises to provide a comprehensive overview of how cutting-edge big data models are being used to develop innovative tools that enhance law enforcement capabilities.

Key topics will include risk assessment, facial recognition, robotics, data mining, and cybercrime detection, offering a deep dive into the current applications of AI in policing.

The general public can benefit by gaining a clearer understanding of how AI is shaping the future of public safety, as well as the ethical and societal impacts of these technologies, empowering you to be an informed participant in conversations about modern policing.

Experts will explain how these advanced technologies are being implemented in real-world policing scenarios and will delve into the ethical considerations and potential risks associated with their use. Issues such as biases in AI models and the safeguards necessary to protect civil liberties will be explored, providing a balanced view of the benefits and challenges of AI in law enforcement.

The event will be of particular interest to law enforcement professionals, policymakers, technologists, legal experts, advocates, and members of the public who are keen to understand the intersection of AI and policing.

Whether you are involved in the development of AI technologies, their implementation in law enforcement, or the broader ethical and legal implications, this event will offer valuable insights and the opportunity to engage with leading voices in the field.

Presenters:

Professor Pamela Ugwudike, University of Southampton

Dr. Andy Myhill, College of Policing

Dr. Sarah L. Desmarais, Policy Research Associates

Professor Melissa Hamilton, University of Surrey

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