Beyond the fiction: how technology is reshaping modern crime fighting
In short: Moving past the 1987 cinematic vision of an electronic crime fighter, this lecture explores the actual use of information technology by police and security services to track criminals and solve physical crimes.
Professor Richard Harvey examines the intersection of information technology and law enforcement, investigating how digital tools are used to trap villains and navigate the murky world of electronic crime. The discussion extends to how these technological advancements assist in solving physical crimes.
Drawing on his background in signal processing and his current research in artificial intelligence and computer vision, Harvey provides a technical perspective on the reality of modern surveillance and crime prevention.
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