AI and You: Assessing the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Policing

Saturday, October 19, 2024

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM ET

Location: 258B

Submitter and Speaker(s)

Don R. Zoufal, n/a

Principal /Legal Advisor
Crowznest Consulting, Inc./ Illinois Associaiton of Chiefs of Police
Chicago, Illinois, United States

Speaker(s)

Craig Allen

LTC (ret) /Chair Communications & Technology Committee
Illinois State Police (ret) / IACP
Worland, Wyoming, United States
Shawna Coxon, Ph.D

Deputy Commissioner, Strategy Governance & Performance
An Garda Síochána
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Jonathan Lewin

U.S. Department of Commerce, First Responder Network Authority
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Anthony Porter, OBE, QPM, LLB

Chief Privacy Officer
Corsight AI Ltd
London, England, United Kingdom
Oscar Wijsman, n/a

International Lead AI and Data Science
National Police of the Netherlands
The Hague, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

Last year, 2023, was a watershed year in elevating both public discussion and government action in addressing the use of artificial intelligence (AI). AI presents a variety of opportunities for law enforcement to enhance processes and tasks while concurrently impacting the way policing is conducted. It also is a growing threat in the hands of criminal elements and even state actors. Using a case study approach, this panel will examine the benefits, challenges, and controversies of AI use in law enforcement operations and processes. Case studies will also demonstrate growing threats from malevolent uses of AI. Within a context of growing worldwide governmental focus, police executives will learn risk approaches to manage AI and the consequences for using AI improperly or failing to use it at all.