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Oops! AI did it again... you're not that innocent.

Nectar, a 'crime-predicting' system developed with , could be rolled out nationally after a pilot with Bedfordshire police (UK).

Data such as race, sex life, trade union membership, philosophical beliefs and health are used to 'predict' criminality so people can be targeted for .

inews.co.uk/news/police-use-co

Police use controversial AI tool that looks at people’s sex lives and beliefs

Senior MPs and privacy campaigners have expressed alarm at the deployment of Palantir’s AI-powered crime-fighting software with access to sensitive personal information

inews.co.uk · The i Paper

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