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Dehradun, February 7: professional training session “”inuse of artificial intelligence “Criminal Investigation and Detection” which included practical training was successfully organized by Uttaranchal University of Technology, Uttaranchal University for the officers and staff of the Criminal Investigation Department.C.I.D.). The program was intended to familiarize investigators with emerging issues. A.I.It is based on tools and techniques to improve the efficiency, accuracy and speed of modern criminal investigations.
The session officially began with a welcome address by Prof. Sumit Chaudhary, who extended greetings to Additional Superintendent of Police Manoj Thakur and all the participants. C.I.D. officials. Professor Chaudhary emphasized the growing importance of: artificial intelligence We highlighted how technologies such as data analytics, machine learning, facial recognition, and predictive policing can significantly enhance the investigative process.
deal with C.I.D. Staff Professor Chaudhary motivated police officers to embrace technological advancements and develop digital capabilities to meet the evolving challenges of modern crime detection. he emphasized that artificial intelligence It is not a replacement for human intelligence, but a powerful support system that helps police officers make informed and timely decisions.
Mr. Manoj Thakur highly praised and encouraged the efforts of Uttaranchal Institute of Technology, Uttaranchal University. C.I.D. Our staff embraces innovation and continuous learning to stay ahead of the curve in crime prevention and investigation.
This training features interactive demonstrations and hands-on practice sessions. C.I.D. Police officers can gain experience in real time A.I. Tools related to crime investigation and detection. The program saw active board participation, insightful discussions, and strong interest.
Concluding the session, Prof. Sumit Chaudhary expressed his sincere gratitude to Prof. Jitendra Joshi, Chancellor, Uttaranchal University and Prof. Dharam Buddh, Vice Chancellor, Uttaranchal University, for their continued guidance and support in organizing the training program successfully. He also acknowledged the collaborative efforts of academia and law enforcement in building a technologically enhanced police ecosystem.
