Artists create AI that predicts who the police will kill next

The Next Web
By Thomas MacaulayOct 14, 2021, 10:08 am171 pts
A new artwork has inverted the application of predictive policing. Instead of forecasting crimes committed by civilians, the project predicts which civilians will be killed by police. The future victims are memorialized on a website called Future Wake. None of them, however, are real people. Each identity and…

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