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Leadership

Face the Future: Building Trust With Ethical Use of Emerging Technology

Location: Ballroom C2, KBHCC

Donald R. Zoufal, J.D., C.P.P.

Legal Advisor/ Lecturer (former General Counsel, Chicago Police Department)
Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police / University of Chicago
Chiacago, Illinois, United States
Craig Allen, (Ret.)

Chairman
IACP Communications and Technology Committee
Worland, Wyoming, United States
Shawna Coxon, Ph.D., O.O.M.

Deputy Commissioner
Garda Headquarters
Dublin 8, Dublin, Ireland
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Tony Porter, OBE, QPM, LLB

Chief Privacy Officer (Former UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner)
Corsight AI
Le Plan de la Tour, United Kingdom
Jonathan Lewin, Chief (ret.), Chicago Police Department

Senior Public Safety Advisor (former Chief of Police, Chicago Police Department)
FirstNet Authority
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Humaid Alshamsi, Dr, Eng.

Artificial Intelligence Applications Expert
Abu Dhabi Police, Abu Dhabi, United States

As the use of sensors like cameras proliferate and fields of data available for analysis expand, there is increasing pressure to use artificial intelligence and other analytic tools to make sense of that data. Understanding the legal and ethical considerations in communities concerning the use of those systems and tools is critical to their deployment. International deployment patterns for emerging technology dramatizes the impact of legal and ethical considerations on permissible technology uses. Examining the use of those technologies in Canada, Ireland, Abu Dhabi, the United Kingdom, and the United States demonstrates a variety of approaches to addressing community concerns. It also provides law enforcement leaders insights on the development of technology programs that are accepted in communities.