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Using AI-powered immersive technology for improved situational awareness of police officers: Promise and challenges

2nd April 2022

Stergios Aidinlis, Research Analyst, Trilateral Research

INNOVATION: Virtual and augmented reality immersive technologies could provide valuable insights for police officers in both training and real-world scenarios; in the second in a series of articles from Emerging Tech in Policing Week, Stergios Aidinlis, Research Analyst at Trilateral Research, explores some of the potential benefits and the challenges of using this new technology.

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Stergios Aidinlis is a Research Analyst at Trilateral Research. He is currently working on the DARLENE project, which involves combining AR and ML technology to improve situational awareness of police officers while combatting crime, focusing on its data protection and ethical aspects. Stergios’s interests lie at the intersections of data sharing and data protection regulation with human rights law, particularly concerning the regulation of data-driven research, as well as the governance of using and analysing big datasets in the public interest. Stergios has been part of numerous research projects, and has also taught human rights law and legal philosophy at the University of Oxford and Queen Mary University of London. He is currently completing his DPhil in Socio-Legal Studies at the University of Oxford, where his research was funded by the ESRC, the Onassis and Leventis Foundations. He has completed studies in socio-legal research (MSt) and law (MJur) at the University of Oxford and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (LLB & LLM in Criminal Law).