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Lack of AI controls risks 'new Wild West', peers warn
Committee report says there is a risk of mistrials caused by the unregulated use of live facial recognition and machine learning tools.
Shift control: Safeguards are needed for AI use in investigations, HoL says
Date - 30th March 2022
By - Chris Smith
By - Chris Smith
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