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Experts say the extensive role of reviewers to backstop ShotSpotter’s gunshot-detection algorithm could bring in subjectivity and conflict with why artificial intelligence is often used in law-enforcement tools: to lessen the role of fallible humans. https://t.co/ZpoKlioByd — PolitiTweet.org

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A confidential document from gunshot-detection company ShotSpotter details how human reviewers can overrule an artificial intelligence algorithm and are given broad discretion to decide if sounds picked up in 140 U.S. cities are gunshots or something else. https://t.co/ZpoKlip9nL — PolitiTweet.org

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Human reversals of the algorithm’s determinations happen 10% of the time by a 2021 company account. ShotSpotter says human review "adds value, accuracy and consistency to a review process that our customers—and many gunshot victims—depend on.” https://t.co/ZpoKlioByd — PolitiTweet.org

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