AI spy program roots out hundreds of rogue police officers after Scotland Yard lets it loose on internal systems

Hundreds of rogue police officers face the sack after Scotland Yard used an artificial intelligence spy program to unearth misconduct, corruption and criminality.

In an unprecedented crackdown, Britain’s biggest force secretly unleashed the AI tool to root out bad behaviour – letting it loose on internal systems which monitor sickness levels, overtime, expenses, entry to buildings and public complaints.

The controversial tool was supplied by the US tech company Palantir, which also works for the Israeli military and Donald Trump‘s ICE operation.

It discovered officers engaged in serious corruption and criminality, including the abuse of authority for sexual purposes, fraud and sexual assault.

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