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Senior at Rutgers University

As a senior in college currently taking the #DCIMCapstone class, I've been diving deep into the intersection of technology and societal issues. AI and predictive policing, a topic covered in my Data Analysis class, is a rapidly growing area where artificial intelligence is used to predict criminal activity and allocate law enforcement resources more efficiently. This technology aims to make communities safer by analyzing data to identify potential crime hotspots. However, it also raises important concerns about fairness and justice. One of the biggest challenges is bias. Predictive policing often uses past crime data, which might reflect patterns of over-policing in certain neighborhoods, especially minority or low-income areas. This means that the AI could unfairly target these communities, leading to even more policing in places that have already been heavily monitored. It’s a serious issue because it can reinforce existing inequalities instead of solving the root causes of crime. We need to bring this topic into the public discussion because AI is becoming a bigger part of our everyday lives, including in law enforcement. Predictive policing isn’t just a technology issue—it’s a human rights issue. We need to make sure that the tools we use for public safety are transparent, fair, and protect civil rights. It’s crucial to ask questions now so that we don’t let technology unintentionally cause harm by reinforcing past injustices. By encouraging this conversation, we can push for AI systems that are not only innovative but also ethical and beneficial for all communities. I found an interesting article that looks at how AI is used in predictive policing, discussing its benefits for public safety and the important ethical issues related to civil rights and communities: https://lnkd.in/eibQBN9c.

Mick E.

Test Automation | Java Selenium

5 个月

Love this! Super important to make sure AI in policing is fair and doesn't just repeat old mistakes.

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Charles Lin

App Dev and Security @ Centene | Security+ | Cloud @ WGU | Cloud Security ??

5 个月

Very informative

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Brandon Almendares

COO & Video Editor at Wong Way Media

4 个月

Insightful

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Eric Kim

Premed @ Rutgers | Seeking Clinical Experience

4 个月

Love this.

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Janny Yoon

Logistics Analyst @ Tesla | B.S. in SCM & BAIT @ Rutgers Business School

5 个月

Eye-opening insights Gabriel!

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Jerlin Yuen

CS @ Rutgers

5 个月

Really insightful Gabe Pomasin.

Sun Yat Lam

Information Technology Student at Rutgers University

5 个月

Wow!

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