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How is artificial intelligence used in criminal investigations in Puerto Rico? Components of the justice system explain

The rise of these tools in law enforcement agencies opens a new window of discussion on the controls required for their use and development within the framework of civil rights

July 23, 2024 - 3:06 PM

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The Regional Operations and Intelligence Center has close to 5,000 cameras in the police areas of San Juan and Bayamón, covering 10 municipalities. In the photo, Alexis Torres Ríos, Secretary of Public Security. (Suministrada)

By Adriana Díaz Tirado

Periodista de Noticiasadriana.diaz@gfrmedia.com

Facial recognition, cameras with traffic sensors to identify license plates (LPR), optimized drones and other tools with artificial intelligence have begun to be included in the agencies under the umbrella of the Department of Public Safety (DSP), as well as municipalities in the metropolitan area, to expedite the clarification of crimes and disappearances in Puerto Rico.