Smart Policing for a Smart World Opportunities, Challenges and Way Forward

Yamin, Muhammad Mudassar; Shalaginov, Andrii; Katt, Basel

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-39445-5_39

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“…As described in [1], this research work can be used for a proposed criminal activity detection system that draws some parallels with the fictional Artificial Intelligence surveillance system, from the TV-show Person of Interest. Both systems are based on an automated program, to which only the anomalous incidents get reported to the operators, leaving all other benign information a secret.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Data that is constantly being generate by smart devices can potentially provide field operators and forensics staff with information that would tell more about a criminal incident/case. In [1] researchers proposed that any form of data captured on an IoT sensor could potentially be utilized for collection and analysis. Such capabilities of this data makes it theoretically possible to utilize IoT sensor data in a Computer Network Intrusion Detection like manner.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As a starting point for creating the format for a smart policing platform the following concerns must be addressed. 1. What type of information would be necessary for law enforcement agencies to carry out their tasks in a proactive manner?…”

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UIOT-FMT: A Universal Format for Collection and Aggregation of Data from Smart Devices

Seljeseth

Yamin

Katt

2020

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Information Technology (IT) has become an essential part of our lives and due to the emergence of Internet-of-Things (IoT), technology has encompassed a majority of things that humans rely on in their daily lives. Further, as IT becomes more relevant in daily lives, the need for IT to serve public emergency services has become more important. However, due to the infancy status of IoT, there is a need for a data consortium that would prove to be best used in servicing policing in a technological driven society. This paper will discuss the plausibility of creating a universal format for use in carrying out public services, such as emergency response by the police and regular law maintenance. In this research we will discuss what the police requires in their line-of-duty and how smart devices can be used to satisfy those needs. A data formatting framework is developed and demonstrated, with the goal of showing what can be done to unifying data from smart city sensors.

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UIOT-FMT: A Universal Format for Collection and Aggregation of Data from Smart Devices

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Yamin

Katt

2020

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“…It was demonstrated that this framework performs well against its competitors when there is a balance of performance versus reliability. As described in [ 1 ], this research work can be used for a proposed criminal activity detection system that draws some parallels with the fictional Artificial Intelligence surveillance system, from the TV-show Person of Interest . Both systems are based on an automated program, to which only the anomalous incidents get reported to the operators, leaving all other benign information a secret.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Data that is constantly being generate by smart devices can potentially provide field operators and forensics staff with information that would tell more about a criminal incident/case. In [ 1 ] researchers proposed that any form of data captured on an IoT sensor could potentially be used for collection and analysis. Such capabilities of this data makes it theoretically possible to use IoT sensor data in a Computer Network Intrusion Detection [ 2 ]-like manner.…”

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UIOT-FMT: A Universal Format for Collection and Aggregation of Data from Smart Devices

Seljeseth

Yamin

Katt

2020

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Information Technology (IT) has become an essential part of our lives and due to the emergence of the Internet-of-Things (IoT), technology has encompassed a majority of things that humans rely on in their daily lives. Furthermore, as IT becomes more relevant in daily lives, the need for IT to serve public emergency services has become more important. However, due to the infancy status of IoT, there is a need for a data consortium that would prove to be best used in servicing policing in a technological driven society. This paper will discuss the plausibility of creating a universal format for use in carrying out public services, such as emergency response by the police and regular law maintenance. In this research we will discuss what the police requires in their line-of-duty and how smart devices can be used to satisfy those needs. A data formatting framework is developed and demonstrated, with the goal of showing what can be done to unifying data from smart city sensors.

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AI and core electoral processes: Mapping the horizons

Simoes,

MacCarthaigh

2023

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It is well documented that there has been significant enthusiasm across the globe in respect of using AI for all forms of social activity. However, the electoral process – the time, place, and manner of elections within democratic nations – is one of few sectors in which there has been limited penetration of AI. Electoral management bodies in many countries have recently started exploring and deliberating over the use of AI in the electoral process. In this paper, we consider five avenues within the core electoral process which have potential for AI usage, and map the challenges involved in using AI within them. These five avenues are: voter list maintenance, determining polling booth locations, polling booth protection processes, voter authentication, and video monitoring of elections. Within each avenue, we lay down the context, illustrate current or potential usage of AI, and discuss extant or potential ramifications of AI usage, as well as potential directions for mitigating risks when considering AI usage. We believe that the scant current usage of AI within electoral processes provides a very rare opportunity to deliberate on the risks and mitigation possibilities prior to actual and widespread AI deployment. This paper is an attempt to map the horizons of risks and opportunities in using AI within electoral processes and to help shape the debate around the topic.

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Smart Policing for a Smart World Opportunities, Challenges and Way Forward

Cited by 12 publications

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UIOT-FMT: A Universal Format for Collection and Aggregation of Data from Smart Devices

AI and core electoral processes: Mapping the horizons

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