Petaling Jaya, 24th Mac 2025 - The use of artificial intelligence (AI) by law enforcement agencies is rapidly gaining traction globally in efforts to improve public safety and well-being.
In Thailand, Al-enabled cameras have been installed to read licence plates of vehicles found violating traffic laws.
The vehicles found to have broken the law will be photographed with a time stamp as evidence.
The data will then be forwarded to the relevant agencies to pursue legal action.
In Malaysia, the use of AI to assist commercial crime investigations, including analysis of statements, is expected to expedite the process.
“For example, a chatbot can be used to go through statements from several witnesses and quickly identify the gist of it, as well as a possible link between them.
“The result of the AI analysis can be used to question the suspects further,” said the recently retired Director of Commercial Crime Investigation Department, CP Dato' Sri Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf in an interview.
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