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Another Maine police department uses an AI startup to write reports

Officers are required by the software to make edits before signing off on the reports, including removing obscure or intentionally incorrect words the company calls “Easter eggs.”

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Another Maine police department uses an AI startup to write reports

Officers are required by the software to make edits before signing off on the reports, including removing obscure or intentionally incorrect words the company calls “Easter eggs.”

7 hours ago·Bangor, United States

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Bangor Daily News broke the news in Bangor, United States 7 hours ago on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

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Another Maine police department uses an AI startup to write reports

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