What is Predictive Policing? Flashcards

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What is predictive policing according to MIT?

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It’s racist (perpetuates systemic racism) and bias

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According to Jeff Branitingham, how do you define crime prediction?

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who (person), where (place), risk factors, and event histories

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What are the categories of crime prediction?

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-criminal profiling (risk factors & person)
-intelligence-led forecasting (event histories & person)
-risk terrain modeling (risk factors & place)
-PredPol (event histories & place)

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What are the two broad types of predictive policing?

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-location-based (links between places, events, and historical crime to predict where and when crimes are more likely to happen) (PredPol)
-data about people (Age, gender, marital status, criminal record to predict who has a high chance of being involved in future criminal activity.)(COMPAS)

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5
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When do smash and grabs occur the most?

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During the winter because the police can’t get to them as quick

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According to the US DoJ, how much more are black people likely to be arrested than white people?

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2 times

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How many more times is a black person more likely to be stopped without a cause than a white person?

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5 times

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What is tech washing?

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Human prejudices being baked into predictive tools

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