Why the Federal Government, the States, and the EU Should Support Project Psyche – and Why the Precursor Technologies Are Crucial
https://dauckchristian.home.blog/2025/08/30/why-the-federal-government-the-states-and-the-eu-should-support-project-psyche-and-why-the-precursor-technologies-are-crucial/
#LawEnforcement #PredictivePolicing #AIAct #Biometrics #BorderSecurity #Counterterrorism #CrimePrevention #TerrorismPrevention

Unter dem Titel "Automatisierte Ungerechtigkeit" schreibt Sonja Peteranderl (@glocalreporting) außerhalb des Schwerpunkts zu #Palantir & Co: Ohne rechtliche Grundlagen wird #PredictivePolicing in Deutschland mit erheblichen Risiken diskriminierender Polizeipraktiken eingesetzt.
https://www.cilip.de/2025/08/20/automatisierte-ungerechtigkeit-predictive-policing-in-deutschland/

„Watching you – Die Welt von Palantir und Alex Karp“ (2024)

Als hätte „Minority Report“ in deutschen Amtsstuben das Denken ersetzt. Der Dokumentarfilm von Klaus Stern stellt den Menschen vor, der diese Vision verkauft – und mit ihr eine technoide Version der Totalüberwachung salonfähig macht. Dass der Film dabei selbst ein Teil dieser Normalisierung wird, ist die bittere Pointe. Er zeigt, was er nicht kritisiert. Das ist sein größtes Problem. (ARD, Neu)

#Palantir Report Trailer HD deutsch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B57j37lMASM

Fallback Link.:

https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=B57j37lMASM

#cineasm guter Film

Soon in germany #predictivepolicing

First the police, now Big Tech wants to put 'crime-predicting' tech in UK probation services.

A lack of transparency and reliance on flawed data means that institutional racism will be hardwired into the justice system.

All at the expense of dignity and rights.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jul/01/tech-firms-suggested-placing-trackers-under-offenders-skin-at-meeting-with-justice-secretary

"Predictive policing technologies infringe human rights “at their heart” and should be prohibited in the UK, argues Green MP Siân Berry, after tabling an amendment to the government’s forthcoming Crime and Policing Bill.

Speaking in the House of Commons during the report stage of the bill, Berry highlighted the dangers of using predictive policing technologies to assess the likelihood of individuals or groups committing criminal offences in the future.

“Such technologies, however cleverly sold, will always need to be built on existing, flawed police data, or data from other flawed and biased public and private sources,” she said. “That means that communities that have historically been over-policed will be more likely to be identified as being ‘at risk’ of future criminal behaviour.”"

https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366626658/MPs-propose-ban-on-predictive-policing

"At their heart, these technologies infringe human rights."

Last week @sianberry tabled an amendment to the UK Crime and Policing Bill that would prohibit the use and deployment of dangerous 'crime-predicting' police tech.

These systems will subject overpoliced communities to more surveillance. More discrimination. More injustice.

Sign the petition to BAN it https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/ban-crime-predicting-police-tech

Oops! AI did it again... you're not that innocent.

Nectar, a 'crime-predicting' system developed with #Palantir, could be rolled out nationally after a pilot with Bedfordshire police (UK).

Data such as race, sex life, trade union membership, philosophical beliefs and health are used to 'predict' criminality so people can be targeted for #surveillance.

https://inews.co.uk/news/police-use-controversial-ai-tool-sex-lives-beliefs-3747154

This week, Angela LANsbury accuses everyone in the area of murder.

The data says you'll probably kill someone if you live there. With 'crime-predicting' police tech, it doesn't matter if you've done it.

Roll credits.

Sign our petition to BAN it https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/ban-crime-predicting-police-tech

‘Predictive’ policing tools in France are flawed, opaque, and dangerous.

A new report from @LaQuadrature, now available in English as part of a Statewatch-coordinated project, lays out the risks in detail.

The report finds that these systems reinforce discrimination, evade accountability, and threaten fundamental rights. La Quadrature is calling for a full ban—and we support them.

Read more and access the full report: https://www.statewatch.org/news/2025/may/france-flaws-and-injustices-of-predictive-policing-laid-bare-in-new-report/

Großbritannien will per #PredictivePolicing berechnen, wer zum Mörder wird – mit sensiblen Daten & KI. Menschen werden so zu Verdächtigen, bevor sie etwas getan haben. Dystopisch & gefährlich für Minderheiten & Arme! Mehr dazu: https://netzpolitik.org/2025/predictive-policing-grossbritannien-will-berechnen-wer-zum-moerder-wird/ #Überwachung #MinorityReport #newz

"Alexander, more than midway through a 20-year prison sentence on drug charges, was making preparations for what he hoped would be his new life. His daughter, with whom he had only recently become acquainted, had even made up a room for him in her New Orleans home.

Then, two months before the hearing date, prison officials sent Alexander a letter informing him he was no longer eligible for parole.

A computerized scoring system adopted by the state Department of Public Safety and Corrections had deemed the nearly blind 70-year-old, who uses a wheelchair, a moderate risk of reoffending, should he be released. And under a new law, that meant he and thousands of other prisoners with moderate or high risk ratings cannot plead their cases before the board. According to the department of corrections, about 13,000 people — nearly half the state’s prison population — have such risk ratings, although not all of them are eligible for parole.

Alexander said he felt “betrayed” upon learning his hearing had been canceled. “People in jail have … lost hope in being able to do anything to reduce their time,” he said.

The law that changed Alexander’s prospects is part of a series of legislation passed by Louisiana Republicans last year reflecting Gov. Jeff Landry’s tough-on-crime agenda to make it more difficult for prisoners to be released."

https://www.propublica.org/article/tiger-algorithm-louisiana-parole-calvin-alexander

"The UK government is developing a “murder prediction” programme which it hopes can use personal data of those known to the authorities to identify the people most likely to become killers.

Researchers are alleged to be using algorithms to analyse the information of thousands of people, including victims of crime, as they try to identify those at greatest risk of committing serious violent offences.

The scheme was originally called the “homicide prediction project”, but its name has been changed to “sharing data to improve risk assessment”. The Ministry of Justice hopes the project will help boost public safety but campaigners have called it “chilling and dystopian”."

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/apr/08/uk-creating-prediction-tool-to-identify-people-most-likely-to-kill?mc_cid=b2cf70aeb4&mc_eid=ceff4c8226