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Police using AI in investigations: context sets how deep the training goes

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Police using AI in investigations: context sets how deep the training goes

A police force uses AI to search large volumes of investigation files and surface connections a detective would otherwise miss. The outputs feed into the choice of which suspect is pursued further and end up in documents that enter the criminal process. The question is whether one and the same basic instruction is enough for the analyst operating the model and for the detective who acts on its output.

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Read at 27 Jul 2026. What did not yet apply on that date is not shown here. The Digital Omnibus enters into force: the requirements for high-risk systems move back and article 4 takes its current wording.