In Barcelona and Florence, partners reviewed detection work against investigative needs. Discussions covered forensic validation, the reliability of evidence, bias in training data and how to incorporate legal and ethical guidance into development.
A separate policy session examined lawful data reuse, documentation, oversight and pre-trained models. Contributions from DG HOME, ARIEN and DEFORM brought policy and related project perspectives into the discussion.
DIGINNOV’s role
In DETECTOR, DIGINNOV works with the Polish Platform for Homeland Security on policy, exploitation and the wider impact of the research. That work concerns how the consortium can use and share the results, and what evidence and safeguards practitioners and policymakers need to consider before using them.
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