Concerns about AI-written police reports spur states to regulate the emerging practice

By Andrew Guthrie Ferguson, Professor of Law, George Washington University

Police are getting a boost from artificial intelligence, with algorithms now able to draft police reports in minutes. The technology promises to make police reports more accurate and comprehensive, as well as save officers time.

The idea is simple: Take the audio transcript from a body camera worn by a police officer and use the predictive text capabilities of large language models to write a formal police report that could become…

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