Insights
Commentary and explainers on Ethical AI, video intelligence, and public safety from the IREX team.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to create significant changes in our lives and has already begun to transform numerous industries, including healthcare, finance, and transportation…
With school safety incidents on the rise, IREX provides a turn-key solution for school campuses to utilise their existing infrastructure to its maximum potential. See below an outline of IREX for…
Mass shootings in the US have become a major societal issue over the past few decades. A mass shooting is typically defined as an incident where four or more people are shot, either fatally or…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we live and work, and its influence is only set to increase in the future. From autonomous vehicles to intelligent assistants, AI is driving…
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IREX’s mission is to create transparent policing and ultimately build trust between Law Enforcement and society.\
The western world has a problem. Revolutionary technology such as artificial intelligence is here, but the awareness and knowledge in the public sector is not. There is a scarcity of US engineering…
Data is the key to making cities safer, more comfortable, and sustainable. In every domain of modern city governance—public transportation, healthcare, emergency, and disasters—data is used as the…
The interface between ethics and competition isn’t new and certainly isn’t peculiar to AI – just look around. Anywhere there’s a market there’s this inherent tension, whether it’s vehicle…
The field of AI ethics has largely emerged as a response to the range of global, individual and societal harms from the misuse, abuse, poor design, or negative unintended consequences of some…
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All facial recognition algorithms vary in their performance across different face types. In other words, their recognition accuracy depends on gender, age group, skin color, viewing angle, lighting…
Police have no choice but to use facial recognition, along with any other technologies that can help them fight crime, the UK’s new Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner Fraser Sampson told the Financial Times