Palantir AI Uncovers Police Misconduct, Met Doubles Down

0:00On April 25th, the Metropolitan Police just ran a one-week audit using AI software from Palantir and it flagged hundreds of officers for breaking rules. They dug into existing data and uncovered everything from faking work, from home logs to straight-up corruption and even criminal claims like sexual assault. Three cops got arrested right away for stuff like abusing power for sex, fraud, and messing with police systems. Corruption topped the list, with 98 officers under review for gaming the shift roster system for personal cash or favors and another five. 100 hit with prevention warnings for the same issue. Meanwhile, 42 senior ranks from chief inspectors up to chief supers are getting scrutinized for lying about office time, dropping below the. 60% in-person minimum way too often. On top of that, 12 officers face gross misconduct probes for hiding free mason ties, which they now have to declare while 30 more got notices. For suspected secret memberships, Palantir has got a shady rep linked to U.S. immigration raids, Trump's policies, Israel's military, and a $330 million NHS deal.

1:10MPs want killed. The Mets doubling down on AI, negotiating more Palantir tech for crime fighting and Commissioner Mark Rowley says, it's about keeping pace with. Crooks, using data they already have to spot risks fast, boot the bad apples, and rebuild trust from the inside. This tech push aims to clean house so the good cops can focus on streets, not scandals, proving police things evolving quicker than the rule breakers.