In January, Prime Minister Narendra Modi encouraged all D-Gs to use AI more at the annual meeting of all India’s D-Gs and I-Gs.
Federal Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday chaired the “Chintan Shibir” of senior officials at the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to step up the use of artificial intelligence for critical analysis of crimes and to protect women, children and vulnerable people. advocated making cities in these regions safer. population.
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In January, Prime Minister Narendra Modi encouraged all D-Gs to use AI more at the annual meeting of all India’s D-Gs and I-Gs.
Officials said the purpose of Tuesday’s brainstorming session was to review the MHA’s work and develop an action plan to implement the PM’s Vision 2047. The ministry addressed issues of criminal justice system, border control and coast guard.
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First published date: Apr 19, 2023 02:53 IST
