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Thomson Reuters (n.d.) The future of law enforcement rests in the technology investments.
This article talks about the duties of law enforcement. Law enforcement is tasked with handling everything from traffic stops to domestic disturbances to the unthinkable with plenty of stops in between. That is a large task to take on, even when fully staffed. In a new report from Thomson Reuters, Data and technology: How law enforcement agencies see the future, 48% of law enforcement respondents surveyed said that staffing concerns were their top issue of concern, and more than two-thirds (68%) indicated that staffing concerns were in their top three areas of concern. Further, about one-third (33%) of respondents also said that issues with keeping technology up to date were one of their top three areas of concern as well (Reuther, n.d. p.1)

Brandon Epstein, James Emerson, and ChatGPT, “Navigating the Future of Policing: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use, Pitfalls, and Considerations for Executives,” Police Chief Online, April 3, 2024.
The article is looking toward the future of AI in police investigations. With ongoing advancements in AI technology, law enforcement agencies can further refine and enhance their investigative capabilities. Continued collaboration between technology developers, legal experts, and law enforcement practitioners is essential to addressing emerging challenges and ensuring AI's responsible and ethical use.

LUKENS, P. (2024) THE FUTURE OF POLICING: HOW AI IS TRANSFORMING POLICE OPERATIONS AND DIGITAL EVIDENCE MANAGEMENT
The article provides insight into how law enforcement can apply AI in criminal investigations, the pros and cons, and accessibility and usage.