ALGOPOL: Research into Value-Sensitive and Transparent Algorithmization in the Police

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Gijsbert wint CPS-Scriptieprijs

Thesis Gijsbert

Gijsbert van Elven has won the thesis award from the Center for Policing and Security with his graduation thesis “Indicator versus Intuition. An experimental study on the effect of reliability indicators on police officers’ trust in algorithmic recommendations.” This thesis was written by a student within the ALGOPOL project and at the National Police Lab AI. In this thesis, Gijsbert investigates the impact of artificial intelligence on the decision-making processes of police officers and when artificial intelligence is considered reliable.

From the jury report (full version here: CPS thesis award: CPS Policing and Security):

  • This commendable work is a well-crafted, ambitious, and innovatively designed survey experiment that uses various research methods.
  • The formulated recommendations are relevant for the police and other contact officers. They invite further research and reflection.”

We warmly congratulate Gijsbert on this wonderful award!