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Comment by AlgorithmWatch
Algorithmic accountability nonprofit
AI systems used by law enforcement often have technological or commercial barriers that prevent effective and meaningful scrutiny, transparency, and accountability. It is crucial that individuals affected by these systems’ decisions are aware of their use and have clear and effective routes to challenge it.
The signatories call for a full prohibition of predictive and profiling AI systems in law enforcement and criminal justice in the Artificial Intelligence Act. Such systems amount to an unacceptable risk and therefore must be included as a ‘prohibited AI practice’ in Article 5 of the AIA.
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Verified via web search. The quote is from AlgorithmWatch's March 2022 joint statement (with Fair Trials, EDRi, and 38 other civil society organizations) calling for a full prohibition of predictive and profiling AI systems in law enforcement under Article 5 of the EU AI Act. Search results confirm the verbatim phrase: "The signatories call for a full prohibition of predictive and profiling AI systems in law enforcement and criminal justice in the Artificial Intelligence Act." The vote "for" on "Ban predictive policing" directly aligns. Source URL returned 403 to WebFetch but content is confirmed. Although the quote is from 2022, AlgorithmWatch's position remains consistent through 2025.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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