A publication that features the value of the PRECRISIS Project’s unique Compliance Framework was published in Policing Insight – a leading specialised magazine on July 3, 2024.
The feature, entitled “Compliance challenges: Testing artificial intelligence surveillance monitoring tools in the public domain” focuses on the compliance framework developed by PRECRISIS in the most recent policy context related to surveillance, facial recognition, and ethics.
With police making increasing use of AI in crime fighting – including facial recognition – the article makes the point that the new compliance framework drawn up by PRECRISIS will help to ensure that the testing of AI surveillance tools in the public domain will meet all the necessary ethical, legal and security legislation. The Compliance Framework is now being adopted and adapted for use across multiple security research and innovation projects which are developing AI tools.
Three pilot tests will be conducted later in 2024, and the framework comprises self-assessment questionnaires and documents, designed to prompt each researcher to evaluate how their internal procedures match legal, ethical and security requirements.
The full text of the article can be accessed in the Publications Section of the PRECRISIS project website.
