AI and Policing: TIPS Innovation Forum

This innovation forum brought together academics and the police force to identify and develop a research agenda for AI's role in policing, with a focus on Trust, Identity, Privacy and Security (TIPS).

About the event

This one-day event brought together academics and police force research departments to identify and develop a research agenda for AI’s role in policing, focusing on Trust, Identity, Privacy, and Security (TIPS). Our goal was to set the research agenda for the this important topic.

This innovation forum was aimed at attendees interested in how AI transforming law enforcement practices, exploring the current and future impact of AI technologies on policing or discussing the ethical considerations in the balance between innovation and protection of civil liberties.

Read the Innovation Forum report here.

Speaker slides

View the slides presented by several speakers who attended the Innovation Forum:

'The Role of AI in Modern/Future Policing' - Prof. Joe Burton, Lancaster University:

AI and Serious Online Crime.pdf

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'Identity, Surveillance, and Privacy' - Prof. Mark Levine, Lancaster University

Identity, Surveillance and Privacy.pdf

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'Speech and Audio Forensics: Benefits, Challenges, and Ethics' - Dr Jess Wormald, University of York:

Speech and Audio Forensics_ Benefits, Challenges, and Ethics.pdf

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