Transforming Crime Scene Investigations Through the Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Digital Forensics

The incorporation of artificial intelligence into digital forensics enlarges CSI by increasing the efficacy, precision, execution throughput, and inclusion in trial of physical evidence. Key findings from this study are that the use of AI in these technologies can reduce the required time on key forensic tasks by up to 93%, with the metadata extraction time going down from 10hrs to 2hrs. Here the ameliorations were demonstrable- facial recognition surged from 70pc to 88pc and objects detection in videos also boosted from 65pc to 90pc. These automation features reduced the manual complexity to a great extent It gave 80% reduction in aspect of feature extraction and 88% reduction in report generation. Also, it was observed that the legal admissibility of AI-generated evidence have been enhanced and that, there was a rise in statistics shows that the predictive analytics admissibility, which was at 70%, had risen to 85% on average. These results clearly indicate the applicability of Artificial Intelligence technology in the process of overhaul for digital forensic science and in the overall improvement of investigative performance.

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2024-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iicccs61609.2024.10763868
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Digital and Cyber Forensics
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Transforming Crime Scene Investigations Through the Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Digital Forensics

R Annamalai, A. Rizwanbasha
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Transforming Crime Scene Investigations Through the Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Digital Forensics

R Annamalai, A. Rizwanbasha
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Abstract

The incorporation of artificial intelligence into digital forensics enlarges CSI by increasing the efficacy, precision, execution throughput, and inclusion in trial of physical evidence. Key findings from this study are that the use of AI in these technologies can reduce the required time on key forensic tasks by up to 93%, with the metadata extraction time going down from 10hrs to 2hrs. Here the ameliorations were demonstrable- facial recognition surged from 70pc to 88pc and objects detection in videos also boosted from 65pc to 90pc. These automation features reduced the manual complexity to a great extent It gave 80% reduction in aspect of feature extraction and 88% reduction in report generation. Also, it was observed that the legal admissibility of AI-generated evidence have been enhanced and that, there was a rise in statistics shows that the predictive analytics admissibility, which was at 70%, had risen to 85% on average. These results clearly indicate the applicability of Artificial Intelligence technology in the process of overhaul for digital forensic science and in the overall improvement of investigative performance.

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (IN)
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