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In recent years, though, Europe has erased that gap—meaning the insights have to be far more granular.

OpenAI did not immediately respond to a request for comment on what the more granular controls would entail.

“But the danger is that when casting becomes too granular, actors risk getting increasingly pigeonholed.”

Government data on overall drug deaths, which does not name specific substances, is not affected by the error, but ministers' decision-making is generally influenced by the more granular statistics.

The software enables law enforcement and government analysts to connect vast, disparate datasets, build intelligence profiles and search for individuals based on characteristics as granular as a tattoo or an immigration status.