Artificial Intelligence in modern policing : understanding the multifaceted impacts
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2024
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Hungarian Association of Police Science
Abstract
This article comprehensively examines the multifaceted impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on modern law enforcement, considering stakeholders, societal implications, and results analysis. In an era of rapid AI advancement, law enforcement increasingly leverages AI for enhanced operational efficiency, public safety, and addressing challenges. The paper begins with predictive policing, using machine learning to analyze historical crime data and predict hotspots, exploring its impact on stakeholders and societal implications. The role of AI in investigative processes, particularly facial recognition aiding suspect identification and forensics, is assessed with attention to privacy, accuracy, and transparency. AI's role in digital forensics and cybercrime detection is discussed, emphasizing stakeholder involvement, ethical concerns, and the balance between privacy and security. Integration of AI in police operations and resource management is examined, focusing on AI-driven decision-making, optimized patrols, resource allocation, and emergency responses.
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This book chapter is freely available on the Ludovika International Law Enforcement Research Symposium repository at: https://tudasportal.uni-nke.hu/xmlui/handle/20.500.12944/24948?show=full
The paper was presented at the conference titled ‘II. Ludovika International Law Enforcement Research Symposium’ organized by the Faculty of Law Enforcement of the Ludovika University of Public Service (Budapest, Hungary) on 25-26 October 2023.
The article is published by Ioan Alexandru during his affiliation to SNSPA as a PhD student.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI), Facial recognition, Law enforcement
Citation
Ioan, A. (2024). Artificial Intelligence in Modern Policing – Exploring the Multifaceted Impacts. In O. Czenczer, G. Kovács, & B. Mészáros (Eds.), II. Ludovika International Law Enforcement Research Symposium Conference Proceedings (pp. 136-146). Hungarian Association of Police Science.