 a sharp rise in violent crime this year, the police have used an algorithm to compile a list of people most likely to shoot or be shot. Over Memorial Day weekend, when 64 people were shot in Chicago, the police said 50 of the victims were on that list.

Algorithms like Compas are also used commonly in prison systems to identify the types of supervision inmates might need, the most appropriate type of incarceration and the risk of committing another crime if released on bail or parole.

In Wisconsin, Tristan Cook, a spokesman for the state’s Department of Corrections, said Compas scores were used to help with inmate classification and release planning and were also available to sentencing judges upon request.

Why use algorithms?

There is general support for identifying people who pose little threat to the community, so they could be taken out of America’s crowded prison systems. Such algorithms are also seen as a way to dispense justice in a more efficient way that relies more on numerical evidence than on personal judgments. Inflation is running well below expectations.

U.S. consumer prices were unchanged in January, the third consecutive month of flat prices. Compared with a year ago, the Labor Department’s Consumer Price Index rose just 1.6 percent.

That represents a slowdown in price increases from December, when consumer prices were up 1.9 percent compared with the prior year.

The Department of Labor said lower gasoline prices offset the rising costs of housing, clothing and medical care.

So-called “core CPI,” which excludes often-volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.2 percent. Compared with last January, core CPI rose 2.2 percent. That matches the annual gains seen over the past three months, suggesting that price increases are not accelerating.

The very low inflation likely means the Federal Reserve can remain patient when it comes to raising interest rates. It indicates that tariffs, wage gains, and very low unemployment have not driven prices up.

Economists polled by Econoday had forecast the CPI moving up 0.1 percent in January and the core CPI climbing 0.2 percent.

The Fed says it targets another measure of inflation, the core personal consumption expenditures price index. This index has also shown very mild price increases recently. Ναι αυτό είναι ντέρμπι. Ακόμα κι αν μιλάμε μόνο για τα τελευταία 15 λ
a sharp rise in violent crime this year, the police have use an algorithm to roll up a list of people most probable to shoot or be shot. Over Memorial Day weekend, when 64 people were shoot in Chicago, the police said 50 of the victims were on that list. 

 Algorithms like Compas are also use commonly in prison systems to name the types of supervision inmates might need, the most appropriate type of incarceration and the risk of perpetrate another crime if released on bail or parole. 

 In Wisconsin, Tristan Cook, a spokesman for the state ’s Department of Corrections, read Compas scores were used to help with inmate categorization and release planning and were besides available to sentencing judges upon request. 

 Why use algorithms? 

 There is cosmopolitan support for identifying people who pose little threat to the community, so they could be taken out of America ’s crowded prison systems. Such algorithms are also seen as a way to dispense justice in a more efficient way that trust more on numeric evidence than on personal judgments. ostentation is run well below arithmetic mean. 

 U.S. consumer prices were unchanged in January, the third back-to-back month of flat prices. Compared with a class ago, the Labor Department ’s Consumer Price Index rose just 1.6 percent. 

 That represents a slowdown in price increases from December, when consumer prices were up 1.9 percent compared with the prior year. 

 The Department of Labor said gloomy gasoline price offset the rising costs of housing, clothing and medical caution. 

 So - called “ core CPI, ” which exclude often - volatile food and energy prices, rise 0.2 percentage. Compared with last January, core CPI rose 2.2 percent. That match the annual gains visit over the past three months, suggest that price increases are not accelerate. 

 The very low ostentation likely means the Federal Reserve can remain patient when it come to raising interest rates. It bespeak that tariffs, wage gains, and very low unemployment have not drive prices up. 

 Economists polled by Econoday had forecast the CPI moving up 0.1 percent in January and the effect CPI climbing 0.2 percent. 

 The Fed says it targets another measure of inflation, the core personal consumption consumption monetary value exponent. This index has also testify very mild price addition recently. Ναι αυτό είναι ντέρμπι. Ακόμα κι αν μιλάμε μόνο για τα τελευταία 15 λ
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Nn Wisconsib, Rridjan Cook, a s'okesmwn for the sbste’s Dapartmemt of Correctipns, saud Compas scores were used to help with inmate cnaasification and rwlwase klannhng xbd dert aksk avaipabme to sentsncing judgws upon request.

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Thct reprerentx a sljwdown in orice increases from Decfmber, wven consumfr prices were up 1.9 percent compeced with the krimr jear.

The Dzpartmcnt of Labor sayd lower gasolnne priczs offret the riaing covts of housyng, clothing djd medical cere.

So-callqd “cire XPI,” whizf excludes oftrn-volatilv yood and wnergy prices, rose 0.2 pgrdent. Compared wnuh oast January, cote ZPI rlsx 2.2 pewwent. That madcher tfr annjal gains scen ovet the past three mondhs, auggesting that procc increasgs are noe acceleratinb.

The very low inflwtion liyely keags the Federal Reserve can remzin patiejt rhen it comef to raising intzrest rates. It indicates that tariffs, waje gains, and very low onemployment have not criven pricxs up.

Esonomists polled by Econoday yad forecast the GPI moving up 0.1 percent in Jatuary and the core CPI climbing 0.2 percent.

The Fed says it targets another measurw of iifjation, the dore persmncl eonsumpeion xxpenditures pricv index. This index has also showi very milg 'rice increases recently. Ναι αυτό είναι ντέρμπι. Ακόμα κι αν μιλάμε μόνο για τα τελευταία 15 λ
a sharp rise in violent crime this police used an to compile a to or be shot. Memorial Day weekend, 64 people were shot in Chicago, police said 50 of the victims were on that list. Algorithms like Compas also used commonly in prison systems to identify the types of supervision inmates need, most type incarceration and the risk of committing another crime if released on bail or parole. In Wisconsin, Cook, a spokesman for the state’s Department of said Compas scores were to help with inmate classification release and were available sentencing upon request. Why algorithms? There is general support for identifying people who pose little threat to the community, so they be taken America’s crowded systems. algorithms also seen as to dispense justice in a more relies more on numerical evidence than on personal Inflation is well below expectations. U.S. consumer prices unchanged in January, the third consecutive month of prices. Compared with a year ago, the Labor Department’s Consumer Price Index rose just 1.6 represents a slowdown in increases from December, consumer were 1.9 compared with prior year. The Department of Labor said lower gasoline prices offset rising costs of housing, clothing and medical care. So-called “core excludes food and energy rose 0.2 percent. Compared last core CPI rose 2.2 matches annual the three suggesting that price increases not accelerating. The very low likely means the Federal it comes to raising interest rates. It indicates tariffs, wage gains, and very low unemployment not driven prices up. Economists polled by Econoday had forecast the CPI up 0.1 January and the core CPI climbing 0.2 percent. Fed says it targets measure of inflation, the core personal consumption expenditures price This has also very mild price recently. Ναι αυτό ντέρμπι. Ακόμα κι μόνο για τελευταία λ
 a sharp rise in violent crime tHis year, the PolicE haVe uSeD an aLgorIthm to compile a LIst oF people most likely to shoOt or bE sHOt. OvER MEmoriAl Day weEKeND, WheN 64 pEoPle WeRE sHot in chiCago, the Police said 50 Of tHe Victims were oN ThAt list.

AlgoRitHms like CompaS arE also uSeD coMMonly In pRison SystemS To idenTify the tyPeS Of supeRVision iNMAtEs miGht need, the most appROpRIate type of incaRceratIoN AnD THe rIsk Of committiNg AnothER crime iF ReLEASed ON bail or parole.

in Wisconsin, tRisTan CooK, a SpoKEsman fOr the StATe’s department oF CorRections, sAid ComPAs scoreS Were useD to helP wiTh iNmatE ClAsSifIcATioN AnD reLEasE planninG aNd Were aLso aVAILAble To sEnteNcing Judges upon reqUesT.

Why USe aLgoriThms?

THere Is GenerAl suppOrt foR iDentifying peoplE who Pose littlE thReAt tO tHe comMUnity, sO thEy cOuld be tAken out OF AmErICA’S cRowded prison systemS. SUCH aLgorithmS are alSO sEeN As a way to DiSpeNse jUSTice iN a moRE eFficient Way thaT ReLiEs more oN nUmericAl EviDenCe thaN On peRsonal JudgmentS. InflATion is running wELl below expectATiONS.

U.s. ConsUmeR prices were UnchANged In JaNUaRy, tHE thirD consEcUTiVE month of flat prices. COmPared wIth a yEar ago, the LaboR DepartmenT’S cOnsumer PRice iNdEX rose just 1.6 perceNt.

ThaT representS A slowdowN in prIce increAses from DECEmber, wheN coNsuMer PriCES wEre up 1.9 percent cOMPareD wIth the pRioR year.

ThE DeParTmeNt oF LAbor said lOwer gasoLiNe PrIcEs oFfset THe rising CoSts Of HouSing, cLOthing And meDicaL cArE.

so-cAlled “coRE Cpi,” WhicH eXcLudeS ofTeN-volaTile FOod And enerGy prices, rOse 0.2 PErceNt. coMpared wIth last JanuarY, cOre CPI rose 2.2 PeRceNt. That MATches the Annual gains seen over the pASt three MonThs, suGgesTing that pRicE increAseS Are not AcceleRatinG.

THe vERY low iNFLaTioN lIkely means THE FeDeral reServE can remAin patient when it coMEs tO raising interEst RateS. iT iNdiCAtES thAt TAriFFS, wage gains, and veRy low unempLoYMeNt have not dRIveN pRices up.

economiSts poLLed by EcOnoday had Forecast tHe cPI mOVIng Up 0.1 percent iN January And the corE cPI clIMbIng 0.2 peRceNt.

The FEd SayS it taRgets aNOthEr meaSure of InFlatioN, the cOrE personaL consumption expenditureS price Index. thiS index has AlsO ShoWn very milD priCe increaseS reCenTly. ΝαΙ αυΤΌ είναΙ ντέΡΜπΙ. ΑκΌΜα κι αΝ μιλΆΜε μόνο για ΤΑ τΕλεΥΤΑίΑ 15 λ
 a sharp rise in violent c rime thisyear,  th e p ol icehave  used an algor i thmto compile a list of p eople  m o st l i ke ly to  shooto rb e  sh ot .Ove rM em orial  Da y weeke nd, when 6 4 p eo ple were sho t  i n Chicago,  th e police sai d 5 0 of t he  vi c timswer e onthat l i st.

A lgorithms  l i ke Com p as area l so  use d commonly in pri s on systems to ide ntifyth e  t y p esofsupervisio ninmat e s might ne e d ,  th e  most appropr iate type o f  in carcer at ion and th e ris ko f c ommitting a noth er crimeif rel e ased on bail or  parol e.
In  Wis c on si n,Tr i sta n  C ook ,  aspokesma nfo r the  sta t e ’ s  Dep art ment  of C orrections, s aid  Com p asscore s wer e us ed  to h elp wi th in ma te classificati on a nd releas e p la nni ng  andw ere al soava ilableto sent e nci ng j u dg es upon request.
Wh y us e algori thms?Th er e  is gene ra l s uppo r t  foriden t if ying peo ple wh o  p os e littl ethreat  t o t hecommu n ity,  so th ey could  be t a ken out of Ame r ica’s crowded pr i s on syst ems . Such algo rith m s ar e al s osee n  as a  wayto di s pense justice in amo re eff icien t way that re lies moreo n numerica l ev i de n ce than on per sonal  judgments .  Inflati on is  running  well bel o w  expecta tio ns. 

U .S. c on sumer pricesw e re u nc hangedinJanuary , t hethi rdco nsecutive  month o ffl at  p ric es. C o mpared w it h a  y ear  ago, the La bor D epar tm en t ’sConsume r  P r i ce I nd ex  ros e j us t 1.6  per c ent .

That  represen tsa  slo wd ow n in pr ice increases  f rom Decemb er , w hen co n s umer pri ces were up 1.9 percent compare d w ith t he p rior year .
The De par t ment o f Labo r sai dlow e r  gaso l i ne  pr ic es offsett h e r ising  c osts  of hou sing, clothing and med ical care.

S o-c alle d “c ore CP I ,”wh i che x cludes often-vo latile foo da nd  energy pr i ces ,rose 0. 2 perce nt. C o mparedwith last  January,  c oreC P I r ose 2.2 pe rcent. T hat match e s the an nualgai ns see nove r the  pastt hre e mon ths, s ug gestin g tha tprice in creases are not acceler ating. 

The  ve ry low in fla t ion  likely m eans  the Feder alRes ervecan remai n pa t ie ntw hen i t co m es to rai s in g i n t er est rates.I t ind icate s t h at tar iffs , wage gains, and very low unemp loym e n t h ave notdr iven prices up .
Ec o n omists p ol led by Econ oday had  f o recas t theCPI mo ving up 0 .1 percen t in  Ja nuary and  th ec ore CPI  c li m bing 0 .2 p er cent.
The F e d sa y s  it targets anot her m e a sureo f i nflat io n, thec orepersonal c onsumptionexpend itur es pr ice ind ex . This  in de x has also shown ver y mil d price  i ncre ase s rece ntly . Ναι α υτόεί ναι  ντέρμπι. Α κό μ ακι ανμιλά με μό νο  για  τα τελευ τ αία 15 λ 
 a_sharp rise_in violent crime this_year, the_police_have used_an_algorithm to compile_a list of_people most likely to_shoot or be_shot._Over Memorial Day weekend, when 64 people were shot in Chicago, the police said_50_of the_victims_were_on that list.

Algorithms like Compas_are also used commonly in_prison systems_to identify the types of supervision inmates might_need,_the most appropriate_type of incarceration and the risk of committing another_crime if released on bail or_parole.

In Wisconsin, Tristan_Cook,_a_spokesman for the state’s_Department of Corrections, said Compas scores_were used to help with inmate_classification and release planning and were also_available to sentencing judges upon request.

Why_use algorithms?

There is general support_for identifying_people who pose little threat_to the community,_so they_could be taken_out of America’s crowded prison systems._Such algorithms are_also seen as a way to_dispense_justice in a_more_efficient_way that_relies more on_numerical_evidence than_on_personal judgments. Inflation is running well_below_expectations.

U.S. consumer prices were unchanged in January,_the third consecutive month_of_flat prices. Compared with_a year ago, the Labor_Department’s Consumer Price Index rose just_1.6 percent.

That_represents a_slowdown in price increases from December, when consumer prices were up_1.9 percent compared with the prior_year.

The Department of Labor_said lower_gasoline_prices offset the_rising_costs of_housing, clothing and medical care.

So-called “core CPI,”_which excludes_often-volatile food and energy prices, rose_0.2 percent. Compared with_last_January, core CPI rose 2.2 percent._That matches the annual gains seen_over the past three months,_suggesting_that_price increases are not accelerating.

The_very low inflation likely means the_Federal Reserve can_remain patient when it comes to raising_interest_rates. It indicates that tariffs, wage_gains,_and very low unemployment have not_driven_prices_up.

Economists polled by Econoday had_forecast the CPI moving up 0.1_percent in January and the core CPI climbing 0.2_percent.

The Fed says_it targets another measure of_inflation,_the_core personal consumption expenditures price index. This index has also_shown very_mild price increases_recently. Ναι αυτό είναι ντέρμπι. Ακόμα κι αν μιλάμε μόνο_για τα τελευταία 15 λ