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Durham Police to use AI to predict future crimes of suspects, despite racial bias concerns12 May 2017, 9:32am

Durham Police to use AI to predict future crimes of suspects, despite racial bias concerns

The Independent
Recent research found that artificially intelligent systems are being taught to be prejudiced by learning from humans
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