AI Uncovers Rogue Cops, Sexual Harassment in Scotland Yard

0:00On April 25, Scotland Yard just dropped an AI bombshow on its own ranks, using a tool from US firm Palantir to sniff out rogue cops. In a secret sweep of internal data, like sickness records, overtime claims, expenses, and complaints, it flags serious issues. Now 100 officers face gross misconduct probes, 615 got warning notices, and a few are suspended or arrested. Most cases, 598 of them involve officers gaming the IT ship system for extra cash or time off. The AI also uncovered sexual harassment of colleagues, abusive power for sex, fraud, and even assaults. This all came from years of data, run in a one-week pilot without anyone knowing. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley kicked this off after scandals like the chairing cross-mess, exposed racist and sexist behavior. Since he started in 2022, they've sacked 1,500 officers, but he says AI digs deeper into hidden scams that hurt. Frontline trust,

1:01the police federation is fired up, calling it automated suspicion that misreads work load stress as crime. Meanwhile, lawmakers want a government review of Palantir deals after the company's bold online manifesto praising US power. Rowley is eyeing more AI to spot crime hotspots and predators faster, blending data for fair or quicker action. This tech push aims to clean house and rebuild public faith in the force.