Can AI solve crime?

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What vocabulary do you associate with this topic?

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What do you know about this topic already?

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What's de episode abot?

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In 2020, a magazine called the Radio Times asked readers who their favourite TV detective was. Who was the most popular?

• Sherlock Holmes
• Hercule Poirot

• Miss Marple

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• where (someone) is coming from

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less popular or appealing

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how can (something) help or improve things?

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the area that someone has most experience in

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1. The phrase 'where you’re coming from' means __________.

• your opinion or perspective

• where you were born

• your phone number

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2. "I have a __________ in teaching."

• foreground

• fairground

• background

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3. What kind of evidence does Professor Ruth Morgan say AI can help police understand?

• finger marks and footwear marks

• DNA

• witness statements

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4. Which word or phrase means 'less popular or appealing'?

• real-time

• out of favour

• renaissance

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5. "AI allows police to get __________ information about patterns in evidence."

• real-time

• out of favour

• renaissance

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6. Which of these is one of the problems with using AI to solve crimes mentioned in the programme?

• AI evidence takes too long to collect

• AI evidence is too expensive to gather

• AI evidence might need lots of private information to find patterns

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What did you learn that was surprising or new in this episode?