Unmasking the Hidden Threat: How AI Can Expose Doping Drug Dealers on the Dark Web

The capability of Artificial Intelligence to analyse datasets, such as Application Program, facilitates the efficient identification of anomalies and irregularities; this enables anti-doping organizations to allocate resources more effectively and prioritize testing based on data-driven insights, thereby enhancing the integrity of competitive sports. This article examines the burgeoning convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and law enforcement in addressing illicit activities on the dark web, including drug trafficking aimed at young athletes. As doping instances in sports rise, the dark web serves as a marketplace for illegal substances, while AI technologies offer essential tools for monitoring, identifying, and dismantling these criminal networks. The essay examines actual incidents in India, the USA, the UK, and Australia, where law enforcement authorities have effectively utilized AI to combat dark web crimes. The text analyses the emergence of dark web drug trafficking, the legal framework under national and international laws, and the role of artificial intelligence in investigations, as well as the ethical and legal issues presented by this technical solution.

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International Journal on Science and Technology
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2025-03-29
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https://doi.org/10.71097/ijsat.v16.i1.2966
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Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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Unmasking the Hidden Threat: How AI Can Expose Doping Drug Dealers on the Dark Web

Rupali Mehta, dr. Anju choudhary -
International Journal on Science and Technology
Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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Unmasking the Hidden Threat: How AI Can Expose Doping Drug Dealers on the Dark Web

Rupali Mehta, dr. Anju choudhary -
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Abstract

The capability of Artificial Intelligence to analyse datasets, such as Application Program, facilitates the efficient identification of anomalies and irregularities; this enables anti-doping organizations to allocate resources more effectively and prioritize testing based on data-driven insights, thereby enhancing the integrity of competitive sports. This article examines the burgeoning convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and law enforcement in addressing illicit activities on the dark web, including drug trafficking aimed at young athletes. As doping instances in sports rise, the dark web serves as a marketplace for illegal substances, while AI technologies offer essential tools for monitoring, identifying, and dismantling these criminal networks. The essay examines actual incidents in India, the USA, the UK, and Australia, where law enforcement authorities have effectively utilized AI to combat dark web crimes. The text analyses the emergence of dark web drug trafficking, the legal framework under national and international laws, and the role of artificial intelligence in investigations, as well as the ethical and legal issues presented by this technical solution.

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