US prisons are exploring the use of AI to analyze inmates' phone calls, a practice privacy advocates say could amplify racial bias in the justice system — WASHINGTON/LOS ANGELES (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For people like Heather Bollin, a 43-year-old woman in Texas engaged to a man …
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US prisons are exploring the use of AI to analyze inmates' phone calls, a practice privacy advocates say could amplify racial bias in the justice system (Reuters)
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