Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in policing across the world, from crime hotspot mapping in Colombia to predictive risk systems being explored in the UK. While supporters say AI can help prevent crime and improve response times, critics warn it could reinforce bias, increase surveillance, and raise serious ethical concerns about profiling and privacy in law enforcement.

From Colombia to the UK: How AI is Shaping the Future of Policing

'For the first time, we are able to demonstrate that the Chinese government's use of big data and predictive policing not only blatantly violates privacy rights, but also enables officials to arbitrarily detain people," Maya Wang, senior China researcher at HRW, said

China using 'predictive policing' in Xinjiang: Human Rights Watch

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