MET POLICE PROBE HUNDREDS OF OFFICERS USING PALANTIR AI
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London's Metropolitan Police have launched investigations into hundreds of officers after deploying AI software from Palantir to identify rule-breaking. The tool uncovered violations ranging from work-from-home breaches to suspected corruption.
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