Catch a cop show over the past several decades and these strings of numbers barked over police radios might sound familiar: Dallas police dispatchers and officers drop the number codes today and will ...

Police have more than uniforms and weapons to separate them from the public – they have their own coded language. For instance, urgent business is “10-17.” If officers encounter a barking dog, that’s ...

It’s been five years since the federal government suggested police agencies across the country retire their “10-4s” and code speak for plain English during dispatch calls. But only one local agency ...

Longtime Mesa police officer Rod Miskin is so used to speaking in code over his police radio that he sometimes even brings the language home. The 12-year veteran of the force called the codes "second ...

OpenAI has released a new version of Codex, an AI system that translates written language into code. The company unveiled the upgraded software on Tuesday. It looks like a seriously powerful ...

RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 13 (UPI) -- The Virginia State Police is the state's first force to abandon the use of "10 codes" in favor of plain-English radio responses. And organizers of the campaign said ...