Police could use data modelling to predict future crimes and criminals today – but using data ethically is the bigger challenge

21st October 2021Tina Orr Munro - Contributing Editor, Policing Insight 1 Comment

Sopra Steria’s Public Safety MD Paul Bergin believes policing already has the technology to predict future crimes and identify future criminals; the bigger question is how that tech and data is used ethically, as he explained to Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix on a recent leg of the Policing Friendship Walking Tour.

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Police could use data modelling to predict future crimes and criminals today – but using data ethically is the bigger challenge

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