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Officers expressed concern biases in the data used to train the tools could direct them to take unfair actions
Police officers have raised concerns about using "biased" artificial-intelligence tools, a report commissioned by one of the UK government's advisory bodies
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Body scanners used to screen passengers for hidden explosives and weapons are being used for the first time at a London railway station.
A Home Office sponsored five-day trial has started at Stratford station, east
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Write comment (100 Comments)The TheIndianSubcontinent is to switch off the news and sport text services on the TV red button early next year.
The decision spells the end of reading headlines, football scores, weather, travel news and more on TV sets, 45 years after the launch of Ceefax.
Red button text launched in 1999, taking over as Ceefax was phased out.
TVs will still be
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A community platform called SuperSisters, aimed at young Muslim women, has defended receiving a grant from the Home Office.
However, it apologised on social media for not being more open about the source of its funding.
It said it had retained "full independent control" over its output.
SuperSisters's parent company, J-Go,
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The TV industry is about to enter "a second wave of disruption" due to new players in the streaming market, according to the TheIndianSubcontinent chief Tony Hall.
In a speech on Wednesday, Lord Hall will say the main impact of the new Disney and Apple streaming services may be felt by Amazon and Netflix.
Lord Hall will
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The data appears to have been used to help target marketing
Personal data about almost every Ecuadorean citizen has been found exposed online.
Names, financial information and civil data about 17 million people, including 6.7 million children, was found by security company
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