Co-organizeed by
The United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute
This report encapsulates the critical discussions and insights shared at the inaugural Artificial Intelligence Forum for Law Enforcement Uses. The report comprehensively addresses the four themes explored during the forum. It provides a set of specific recommendations tailored for consideration by police leaders and security stakeholders
The report comprehensively addresses the four themes explored during the forum
Expert Contributions
Practical Use Case
Survey Findings
Workshop Outcomes
Key Findings - Highlights in Malicious & Responsible AI Uses
Revealing Malicious AI - Regional Concerns
Malicious AI applications, particularly deepfakes, raise significant concerns for law enforcement, with 98% of participants believing criminals will exploit AI.Less than 40% of organizations have implemented tools to detect or prevent malicious AI use, highlighting the need for increased research and training in cybersecurity expertise.
Insights on Ethical AI Implementation - Regional Perspective
Responsible AI use in law enforcement requires balancing legal and ethical concerns, with 66% of participants reporting an absence of institutional guidelines. The AI Forum advocates for training, research, and skills development to ensure transparency, accountability, and privacy safeguards.
