NEW CLASS! Artificial Intelligence and Law Enforcement
Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of everyday policing, from analyzing information and identifying patterns to helping investigators work more efficiently. As AI tools become more common, law enforcement professionals need to understand not only what these technologies can do, but also where the risks and limitations exist.
The Criminal Justice Institute’s new Artificial Intelligence and Law Enforcement course takes a practical look at how AI is being used in public safety today. Over two days, participants will explore tools such as facial recognition, predictive analytics, automated monitoring systems, and AI-powered investigative resources, while learning the fundamentals behind how these technologies work.
Participants will examine real-world examples of AI in law enforcement, explore the growing use of AI in open-source investigations, discuss deepfakes and AI-enabled criminal activity, and learn techniques for identifying manipulated media. To bring the concepts together, students will participate in a hands-on exercise using AI tools to develop a strategic plan for a law enforcement scenario.
Topics Include:
- AI technology terms and acronyms
- Fundamental concepts of artificial intelligence
- AI tools currently available for law enforcement
- Ethical, legal, and societal implications of AI in policing
- Implementing AI within law enforcement agencies
- AI applications in open-source investigations
- Deepfakes and emerging criminal threats
- Techniques for detecting AI-generated content
- Legal standards and due process considerations
- Public trust and community engagement
- Developing and implementing AI policy
- Future trends and challenges in artificial intelligence
- Drones utilizing AI technologies
- Practical AI strategy exercise
Upcoming Course Dates:
December 9-10 | Criminal Justice Institute
April 6-7 | Criminal Justice Institute
REGISTER ONLINE to reserve your spot.
Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop or tablet to fully engage in the hands-on activities and practical exercises.
QUESTIONS?
Contact Jared Crisco | [email protected] | 501-570-8078