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Police is using ChatGPT-4 powered body cams that turn audio into reports

Axon says its AI will help get more police out of the office and on the streets. Critics worry it’ll make cops lazy and potentially introduce errors into crucial evidence.

These reports, though, are often used as evidence in criminal trials, and critics are concerned that relying on AI could put people at risk by depending on language models that are known to “hallucinate,” or make things up, as well as display racial bias, either blatantly or unconsciously. Reuters also reported that Smith’s origin story, in which he was inspired to found a police tech company after some high school friends were shot and killed, was largely a myth, claiming that he wasn’t, in fact, close to the victims. MORE FROM FORBESWhy Baltimore And 2 Other Cities Sued America's Largest Body Camera MakerBy Cyrus FarivarMORE FROM FORBESTaser-Drone Developer Axon Faces Newly Published Criticism From Ethics AdvisorsBy Sarah EmersonMORE FROM FORBESFeds Ordered Google To Unmask Certain YouTube Users.

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