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Artificial Intelligence in Law Enforcement
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The reference record for artificial intelligence in policing. Tracked continuously. Reported factually.

Every deployment, court ruling, regulator decision and oversight report, aggregated continuously from more than fifty named publishers. Plus a maintained record of which forces use which systems, across multiple countries.

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Analysis · 7 Sept 2026

The backlash against licence plate cameras did not start with the cameras. It started with the search logs.

In eight days, Florida revoked permits for licence plate readers on state highways, a bipartisan bill was introduced to strip federal funding from them, and a Senate investigation widened to three more suppliers. The cameras have been going up for years without much argument. What changed is that the record of who searched them, and why, became readable by the public.

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INTL · 1d ago

British Transport Police facial recognition trial yields single false positive

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129 deployments · 43 countries · public sources

CountryForceTechnologyStatus
UKMetropolitan PoliceLondonLive Facial RecognitionOperational
US5,000+ US law enforcement agenciesUnited StatesFlock Safety ALPROperational
FRFrench national police and gendarmerieFranceAlgorithmic video surveillance (VSA / vidéosurveillance algorithmique)Operational
CNMinistry of Public Security (national)ChinaSkynet / Sharp Eyes camera and facial recognition networkOperational
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