Artificial Intelligence
The Artificial Intelligence topic provides information on the role of artificial intelligence in law enforcement. This section features the latest news on how police departments are using artificial intelligence; insights into the ways that artificial intelligence aids in crime prediction, surveillance and data analysis; and details on how artificial intelligence can streamline police operations.
CES isn’t about gadgets or Las Vegas. It’s about understanding how emerging technologies will shape policing long before policy and training catch up
New technology is helping 911 centers manage volume, surface critical information and better support officers in the field
Making diverse tools work together without increasing complexity
Instantly generate detailed reports, analyze case files and automate paperwork – all in one intuitive platform.
NPR Morning Edition explores the use of AI and a Truleo system that analyzes videos to assess officer performance
Early adopters are praising the new system, which leverages AI and body-worn camera audio to provide high-quality draft report narratives in seconds
Dive into the capabilities of Draft One, its potential impact on officer efficiency and morale, and the future possibilities for this technology in policing
How AI and deployable communications are changing the field
Oracle’s chair and CTO Larry Ellison recently predicted that “every police officer is going to be supervised at all times,” raising questions about balancing enhanced accountability with privacy concerns
AI enhancements improve call handling efficiency and optimize workflows
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Shaping the future of drone technology with advanced AI for autonomy and swarming
Veritone’s AI-powered intelligent digital evidence management system streamlines and modernizes investigative workflows with potential applications for campus protests and active shooter incidents
Smith discusses the TASER 10, VR-based training and the impact of AI on policing, highlighting how these advancements enhance officer safety, efficiency and effectiveness
This special episode of the Policing Matters podcast explores the shift from reactive to preventative strategies in emergency services and the crucial role of technology and health initiatives
It’s helping identify both lapsed drivers and dangerous criminals
Choose technology that will accommodate the current and future applications of AI
University of South Carolina Police becomes first campus in state to utilize AI body camera analysis
Many law enforcement agencies review less than one percent of their body camera videos due to limited resources.
The Oklahoma City Police Department is one of a handful to experiment with Axon’s Draft One, which uses an AI chatbot to produce the first drafts of incident reports
Discover the pivotal role of the REPORT Act and AI technology in advancing digital forensics, expediting investigations and safeguarding children from online predators
The study is assessing the value of an AI-powered tool to help law enforcement create scenarios, quizzes, presentations and, and assess cadets’ learning styles
Ensuring trust and accountability in the age of advanced technology
Police need long-term strategies and partnerships to combat misinformation
Artificial intelligence is changing how crimes are investigated, offering advanced tools for law enforcement
This technology would use virtual reality technology to mimic every aspect of today’s police academy from the comfort of one’s home
As AI infiltrates existing technology, crime analysis software will be a significant beneficiary
It’s more than just cameras, and it’s already making a difference
Failing to keep up with advancements in technology could do agencies — and the communities they protect — a disservice, leaving staff unequipped to handle changing demands from the public
Learn about innovative strategies around technology implementation, crime prevention and community engagement
Unprecedented insight for crime prevention, situational awareness and investigations
Truleo’s software automatically detects critical events such as uses of force, stops, searches and de-escalation attempts
Artificial intelligence is changing the way police write reports
“We are offering expanded access to our AI-powered virtual investigator for non-emergency reporting...This broader compatibility is part of our continued commitment to delivering innovative tools that complement the work that public safety agencies do,” said Rohan Galloway-Dawkins, Chief Product Officer of Versaterm
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