Europol imagines robot crime waves in 2035

Rapid advances successful AI and robotics are acceptable to go some almighty tools for constabulary and potent weapons for criminals, a 48-page report from pan-European constabulary bureau Europol argues. Earlier this month, Europol's Innovation Lab published "The Unmanned Future(s): The interaction of robotics and unmanned systems connected instrumentality enforcement." The papers is framed arsenic much of a "foresight" workout than a hard prediction. It sketches the adjacent aboriginal of 2035, wherever intelligent machines are everywhere, from homes, hospitals, and factories to constabulary stations, shops, and schools.

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