ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OF CRIME DETECTION

SEMINAR REPORT

Submitted by

MUHAMMED SABITH V

(Reg.NO: 20033269

in partial fulfilment for the award

DIPLOMA IN
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

ORPHANAGE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, EDAVANNA

DEPARTMENT OFELECTRICAL AN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

APRIL 2022
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OF CRIME DETECTION

SEMINAR REPORT

Submitted by

MUHAMMED SABITH V

REG NO: 20033269

in partial fulfilment for the award

DIPLOMA IN

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

ORPHANAGE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, EDAVANNA DEPARTMENT

OFELECTRICAL AN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

APRIL 2022
 BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE

It is Certified that this seminar report “ARTIFICIAL

INTELLIGENCE OF CRIME DETECTION” Is the paper Is
the paper presented by MUHAMMED SABITH V (Reg. NO:
20033269)who carried out the work under guidance for the partial
fulfillment of the requirement for the award of the Diploma in
Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Orphanage Polytechnic
College, Edavanna.

Mr. ASHIKALI P MR. JASEEL JASIM V

HEAD OF DEPARTMENT SEMINAR CO-
ORDINATOR
Electrical & Electronics Engineering Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Orphanage Polytechnic College Orphanage Polytechnic College
Edavanna Edavanna
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I very much grateful to the authorities of Orphanage Polytechnic College,

Edavanna for providing the facilities needed during the seminar presentation

My deepest gratitude and thanks to our Principal Mr. Mansoor Ali PP who has been kind
enough and encouraging us always during the entire period of our course.

I gratefully acknowledge the valuable help and advice received from Mr. Ashikali.P
Head of Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering whose continuous encouragement
that has resulted in the completion of the present work. His timely advice, meticulous scrutiny,
scholarly advice and friendly approach have helped us to a very great extent to accomplish this
work.

I would also like to express my profound thanks to my class tutor Miss.

Shifana.N P Lecturer in Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering whose thoughtful words
helped us in completing my seminar successfully. Also I would like express my sincere thanks to my
seminar co-ordinator Mr. Jaseel Jasim.V demonstrator in Department of Electrical and Electronics
Engineering whose instructions helped more to do my seminar presentation.

We thank profusely all the Teaching and non-teaching Faculty members of Electrical and
Electronics Engineering Department and my family members for being my supporting force
during my seminar presentation.

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 ABSTRACT

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used in crime detection and prevention. The
ability of AI algorithms to analyze vast amounts of data and identify patterns makes it a valuable
tool for law enforcement agencies.

In crime detection, AI is used to analyze various forms of data such as surveillance footage,
social media posts, and phone records to identify potential suspects and predict criminal activity.
For example, AI algorithms can be trained to recognize faces in surveillance footage and
compare them to databases of known criminals.

AI can also be used to identify potential crime hotspots based on patterns of past criminal
activity. This information can be used to deploy law enforcement resources more effectively and
prevent crime from occurring in the first place.

In addition to crime detection, AI can also be used in the investigation of crimes. For example,
AI algorithms can analyze data from crime scenes to identify potential suspects and evidence.

However, the use of AI in crime detection is not without its challenges. There are concerns
around privacy and the potential for biases in AI algorithms. It is therefore important to ensure
that the use of AI in crime detection is done ethically and transparently. Additionally, it is
important to recognize the limitations of AI and not rely solely on AI algorithms in the criminal
justice system.