Use of Artificial Intelligence by Law Enforcement Authorities in the EU
Artificial Intelligence, Criminology and Computer Science seminar by Vangelis Zarkadoulas, Cyber & Data Security Lab, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Hosted by AFC Lab & CARLA Talk Series
Monday 11:30–12:40 Berlin (GMT+1)
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Abstract
Recently, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a global priority. Rapid and ongoing technological advancements in AI have prompted European legislative initiatives to regulate its use. In April 2021, the European Commission submitted a proposal for a Regulation that would harmonize artificial intelligence rules across the EU, including the law enforcement sector. Consequently, law enforcement officials await the outcome of the ongoing inter-institutional negotiations (trilogue) with great anticipation, as it will define how to capitalize on the opportunities presented by AI and how to prevent criminals from abusing this emergent technology.
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