YOKOHAMA - Police in Kanagawa Prefecture, near Tokyo, plan to introduce predictive policing, a method of anticipating the occurrence of crimes and accidents using artificial intelligence, as the first force in Japan to do so, prefectural government sources said Sunday.
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