J.B. Branch on Ban predictive policing

J.B. Branch

AI Governance and Technology Policy Counsel at Public Citizen.

Because these technologies can materially influence disciplinary outcomes states should prohibit or strictly limit AI systems within the education setting that: [...] Rely primarily on law enforcement datasets or predictive policing models.

Unverified (Jun 10, 2026)

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J.B. Branch, “Prioritize Student Safety in K-12 Education By Establishing AI Procurement Guardrails,” Federation of American Scientists, June 10, 2026, Recommendation 3.

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