Brain power: The future of AI-led investigations

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Brain power: The future of AI-led investigations

Bob Beachler tells Police Oracle how new AI-powered technology that mimics the human brain can help forces to rapidly identify patterns, objects and faces in real-time.

Date - 4th March 2018
By - Bob Beachler

Video is a critical element in crime prevention and investigation, yet current law enforcement systems are increasingly unable to cope. The sheer volume of surveillance material captured and stored every day is staggering, and set to rise...

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