PSNI and Garda join forces for AI surveillance project

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PSNI and Garda join forces for AI surveillance project

Both forces policing Ireland have teamed up to help develop a sophisticated phone surveillance system.

Date - 23rd November 2020
By - Chris Smith

Ireland’s justice minister has confirmed formally that the Garda is working with the Police Service of Northern Ireland as members of a policing and tech hub called ROXANNE to develop a multi-media speech surveillance system. The project will...

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