UK police detective faces a gross misconduct probe for using Microsoft Copilot to assess risk and justify decisions in criminal cases. The watchdog says the officer also fed it sensitive case data.
cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/tech/p/1489242/uk-police-detective-faces-a-gross-misconduct-probe-for-using-microsoft-copilot-to-assess
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That reminds me: your doctor's office or hospital system is likely updating their consent documents to force you to accept use of your medical data with ai systems. My hospital just did this and none of the guidelines give any opt out info. No one has answered my questions about use of copilot (heavily promoted by admin) in a professional setting when it clearly states in terms and conditions that it's for entertainment only. Do you think your doctor or surgeon should be using it for your case? If no, bring it up before your next appointment and refuse to participate if they don't give clearly answers. They probably won't but mention the complete lack of HIPAA protections and maybe they will listen.
That's some mighty fine police work, Lou.
Bake ‘em away, toys!
If we trust "sensitive case data" to the pigs, what's wrong with giving it to AI? I hate AI as much as the next Lemming, but I'm not sure it's dumber or less competent than the pigs.