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Only 30% of Metropolitan Police officers have completed mandatory data training | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Just 30% of Metropolitan Police officers have completed the force’s mandatory data protection training, the London Assembly has reported, amid a slew of data incidents at the force. The UK’s data regulator previously found serious flaws in the Met Police’s data protection training on 5 August 2026, when it issued the force with a formal enforcement notice and reprimand over breaches relating to the sharing of unredacted documents. In one incident, an officer sent information that revealed a vict
Meta pays $18bn to settle US child safety lawsuit | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Social media giant Meta has agreed to pay an $18bn settlement with US states and territories over legal claims that its Facebook and Instagram platforms are harming children, but the firm continues to deny any wrongdoing. The landmark settlement – approved by California judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers on 26 August – marks the company’s largest payment over child safety litigation to date, and will be distributed to 48 US states and three territories in annual instalments over a 10-year period. Init
‘AI Resist List’ launched to challenge tech industry narratives | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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A diverse group of journalists, researchers and scholars have launched an initiative designed to challenge the rhetoric from governments and corporations that artificial intelligence (AI) at scale is a foregone conclusion, instead framing its increasingly rapid deployment as a deliberate political choice that concentrates power and capital. Launched in May 2026 by prominent tech journalist Karen Hao and refugee lawyer Petra Molnar, the impetus behind the AI Resist List is to document the grassro
ICO police facial recognition audits reveal ‘mixed’ bag | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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UK data regulator says “significant improvements” are needed in how UK police forces are using facial recognition technologies, after official audits reveal “a mixed picture”. According to an “outcomes report” from the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), which has been published alongside its recent facial recognition audits of West Yorkshire Police and Greater Manchester Police, inconsistencies across how a sample of five forces are using the technology have revealed the need for “urgen
PoliceAI outlines plans to test and assure AI for policing | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Scaling the use of artificial intelligence (AI) throughout UK policing will require a slower, iterative approach to testing and assuring the technology to ensure its effectiveness and promote public trust, says the PoliceAI interim director. Initially announced by the Home Office in January 2026 alongside a raft of other policing reforms, PoliceAI was formally launched in June 2026 to act as a national delivery mechanism for the integration of AI tools into frontline policing across England and
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