IR-01-22-30412
28 October 2022
Scott
[FYI request #20750 email]
Tēnā koe Scott
Request for information
Thank you for your Official Information Act 1982 (OIA) request of 4 October 2022, in which you
requested:
“I would like to make a request relating to Police participation in the Australia New
Zealand Policing Advisory Agency Policing Forum on Artificial Intelligence earlier this
year.
According to the programme for the 26 April 2022 event published on the ANZPAA
website, here:
https://www.anzpaa.org.au/ArticleDocuments/2293/ANZPAA%20Policing%20Forum%2
0Spotlight%20on%20AI%20in%20Policing%20-%20WEBSITE%20PROGRAM.pdf.aspx
participants included Inspector Carla Gilmore, Manager Emergent Technology at New
Zealand Police.
I would like to request copies of al speech notes, talking points and presentation
materials (e.g. PowerPoint slides) prepared for Inspector Gilmore’s participation in this
event.”
As the Manager of Emergent Technology, I participated on a panel at this Webinar. The
session format consisted of initial questions from the moderator, followed by live questions
from the audience which were submitted via a Q&A function. There were no presentation notes
or materials prepared (e.g. PowerPoint slides).
Please find attached a copy of the indicated questions provided to the panel prior to the forum.
Some questions are directed at a specific panel member to initiate the panel discussion,
however all panel members were encouraged to contribute.
Police has proactively published some information on the Police website that may be of
interest
: https://www.police.govt.nz/about-us/programmes-initiatives/police-use-emergent-
technologies
Please note that as part of its commitment to openness and transparency, Police proactively
releases some information and documents that may be of interest to the public.
Police National Headquarters
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Telephone: 04 474 9499. Fax: 04 498 7400. www.police.govt.nz
An anonymised version of this response may be publicly released on the New Zealand Police
website.
Nāku noa, nā
Inspector Carla Gilmore
Manager: Emergent Technology
New Zealand Police
OFFICIAL
ANZPAA Policing Forum | Spotlight on: AI in Policing
26th April 2022
Session 2: Positioning police for the future of AI 1200 – 1300 AEST
Speakers
• Assistant Commissioner Anthony (Tony) Crandell, New South Wales Police Force
• Inspector Carla Gilmore, New Zealand Police
• Federal Agent Janis Dalins, Australian Federal Police and Co-Director, AiLECS lab
• Mr Nicholas (Nick) Moss, Queensland Police Service
Questions
• There are many sets of AI principles and guidelines that have emerged in recent years. Does
policing need its own AI principles or frameworks going forward?
(Janis)
• What are some of the key ethical challenges presented by police use of AI, and how can we
mitigate some of these challenges?
(Carla)
• To what extent do the public support police’s use of AI, and how can we best foster
community trust in this space?
(Tony)
• Do police have access to the skills and capabilities we need in the AI space, and what do we
need to do to improve that skills pipeline?
(Nick)
• What key lessons have been learned to date about what works well and what risks are
involved in police’s use of AI?
Final Question (after audience questions)
What do we need to do to future-proof police’s use of AI to both mitigate against risks, and to
embrace the opportunities presented by AI?
2022
OFFICIAL
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