Based on advice from prosecutors, Oklahoma City's police department is using Draft One solely for ... the technology as a primary aid in writing reports for all cases. One police chief told ...

They found officers using Draft One cut their report-writing time by 40% to 50%, Bayard said. “If officers aren’t writing reports, that’s time they can spend out on the street engaging with ...

The system also includes controls ... of using AI for police reports. "It seems to be trying to solve a problem that just doesn't exist," Olsen said. "It doesn't take that long to write a police ...

The program uses Axon’s Draft One to generate first draft police reports using audio captured by body worn cameras. The ...

Each report is also flagged if AI was involved in writing it. [Related ... the town’s nearly 71,000 residents have free rein to use Draft One “on any kind of case.” Faculty at Lafayette ...

Police departments across the country are turning to generative AI to save time on the drudgery of writing up police reports. At least seven departments in the U.S. are using software called Draft ...

A new bill would limit the use of artificial intelligence for Utah ... has “explored generative AI technology for police report writing in the past” but does not currently use any.

Normally, the Oklahoma City police sergeant would grab his laptop and spend another 30 to 45 minutes writing ... reports is so new that there are few, if any, guardrails guiding their use.

The Associated Press is going to start using “automation ... for the journalists at the AP to write more analysis around what the numbers mean. The earnings reports are mostly canned text ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — New Haven police are turning to artificial intelligence to save time by using this technology to help write reports. On average, it’s estimated New Haven officers ...

The rise of artificial intelligence is revolutionizing various industries, including content writing for businesses. However, the use of AI tools to generate content has sparked a heated debate in ...