New concerns over use of A.I. to draft police reports
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Some police departments are beginning to use artificial intelligence to draft police reports. One tool, called Axon Draft One, helps officers in Chula Vista, California, generate them in minutes using audio from body-worn cameras. But organizations like the ACLU are warning about the technology’s early adoption. NBC News’ Camila Bernal reports.
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