American Civil Liberties Union Axon Enterprise 2021–2024

ACLU Automated Police Reports Draft One PolicyProvenance: Third-party report

Released November 1, 2024

1 NOVEMBER 2024 Police Departments Shouldn’t Allow Officers to Use AI to Draft Police Reports Jay Stanley, Senior Policy Analyst with the ACLU’s Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project A small but growing number of police departments are adopting software products that use AI \u2026

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Collection: Axon Enterprise
Agency: American Civil Liberties Union
Record type: Report
Document date: November 1, 2024
Pages: 6 pages
Reading time: 16 min
Rights: American Civil Liberties Union
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Source: ACLU
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American Civil Liberties Union. "ACLU Automated Police Reports Draft One Policy." November 1, 2024. Glass Government Reading Room, https://glassgovernment.org/library/aclu-automated-police-reports-draft-one-policy/. Archived at https://archive.org/details/glassgovernment-aclu-automated-police-reports-draft-one-policy.

Topics: Axon Enterprise Modern Surveillance Vendors

Agencies & Vendors: American Civil Liberties Union Axon

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Original file: Automated-Police-Reports-1291.pdf. Retrieved from ACLU (see source link). Part of the 2026 Q2 corporate-surveillance vendor records intake.