US EditionDutch police use of AI lacks regulation, threatening civil rights, report warns
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Dutch police use of AI lacks regulation, threatening civil rights, report warns
The Dutch police increasingly rely on artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithms, but there is no clear legal framework or independent supervision for their use, putting citizens’ fundamental rights at risk, according to a report published Thursday by the Scientific Advisory Board for the Police. The advisory board calls for an independent commission to oversee how police collect and process data.
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