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My texts are blowing up: Cops Forced to Explain Why AI Generated Police Report Claimed Officer Transformed Into Frog
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As we showed last year, Axon's DraftOne did *NOT* save time in completing officer reports. Frankly, we did not test the "will this write reports claiming an officer turned into a frog."
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For anyone interested -
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Really interesting: recent study shows that #generativeAI adoption rate is faster than the PC and Internet!
Michael Heath from @SHI_Intl discussing low code/no code apps: Orgs have the data, let’s do something with it!
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Big congrats to our LEADS Scholars Deputy Chief Scott Mourtgos @slcpd, Captain Jonas Baughman @kcpolice, Christian Peterson @PortlandPolice, and Chief Shon Barnes @madisonpolice for their induction into the @cebcp Evidence-Based Policing Hall of Fame! @MasonResearch @GeorgeMasonU
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A fun milestone to celebrate: 10 years of #NIJLEADS! What a tremendous group of scholars we’ve supported through this @OJPNIJ program, all with the mission of advancing science and evidence in the policing field. Cheers to you all: nij.ojp.gov/funding/leads-sc…
🎉Today we're celebrating 10 years of #NIJLEADS!
We’ve proudly supported over 115 scholars committed to using evidence and data to improve law enforcement policy and practice, with support from our partners @TheIACP @RANDCorporation @PoliceForum @PolicingInst
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Check out my response to @VitalCityNYC ‘s latest issue “Does Evidence Matter?” where I offer a new perspective on @MeganTStevenson ‘s recent review of CJ research evidence.
(Spoiler alert: it’s all about implementation and local context!)
Public policy researchers, have you heard of “the titanium law of evaluation”? @NIJDirLaVigne wants to acquaint you with it. vitalcitynyc.org/articles/th…
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The success @mht_nh_police is having in lowering gun violence proves the commonsense strategies we put in place work. This recognition is well deserved. I'll work with law enforcement across NH to provide the tools to keep our communities safe #NHPolitics
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Later #Spokane! Awesome trip out to @EBpolicing #asebp2024. Great to catch up with friends and learn!
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Replying to @Arnold_Ventures
@Arnold_Ventures has sponsored ASEBP since our inception, supporting our advocacy for evidence-based policing. This morning, we welcome criminal
Justice manager Golnar Teimouri from Arnold Ventures for opening remarks and overview of their approach to funding public safety.
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Replying to @NIJDirLaVigne
@NIJDirLaVigne’s inspiring keynote at #ASEBP2024! Topics included: What works and why, growing our knowledge base, the research process, using evidence to drive change, and the future of research evidence. Emphasis on researcher/practitioner partnerships, inclusive research, implementation science, and the power of storytelling.
Starting off @EBpolicing #ASEBP2024 with @poleffi discussing optimization of police resources. Excellent work on a topic we all can use.
Great discussion about use of #AI with Body Worn Cameras in policing here at #ASEBP2024.
Putting the finishing touches on our @EBpolicing presentation “Assessing Officer #Wellness.” Join Ofc Breton and I on Friday at 10:30 in Room 30. We’ll be discussing how MPD is assessing wellness of police employees. #ASEBP24
This was really cool to be apart of!
Gun violence experts at @MilfordPoliceDE, @mht_nh_police & @TheDurhamPolice shared insights on how advocating for evidence-based practices & investing in community partnerships has reduced gun violence in their communities: nij.ojp.gov/topics/articles/… @PoliceOne #PoliceWeek #NIJLEADS
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Explore cutting-edge tech in law enforcement at Washington State University, Spokane this May 29-31. #ASEBP2024
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Notice the framing? @PhillyInquirer headline stresses medical 'never events' are "rare" (n = 203). That's reassuring.
Even rarer @PhillyPolice shootings over same period (n = 70) are never described that way.



























