Robert Wright / Financial Times:
Several UK police forces have been asked to stop using AI to prepare court statements, amid concerns that inaccurate results could contaminate court proceedings.— Safeguards must be put in place before forces automate justice tasks, says police chief.AI — A number of UK police forces…
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- Part of the Trump administration’s efforts to integrate AI into the healthcare system, including an FDA fast-track regulatory process for digital health technologies such as AI chatbots (Elizabeth Dwoskin/Washington Post)
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