Artificial intelligence systems in law enforcement management

This article deals with the integration of artificial intelligence systems into life activities of society. We analyze the various fields where artificial intelligence technologies are applied and assesses their potential and feasibility in supporting law enforcement activities. The article also reviews regulatory documents that govern, regulate, and promote the activities of companies and organizations involved in the development and implementation of artificial intelligence technologies. Furthermore, we discuss the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing decision-making processes, increasing efficiency, and improving productivity within law enforcement. One of the most promising areas for artificial intelligence application in combating and preventing crimes is video analytics. The article also examines sociological studies regarding the attitude of our country's citizens toward using artificial intelligence technologies in in different life sectors, including security. We highlight factors that may limit the adoption of these advanced technologies, such as concerns about potential errors and system failures that could disrupt society. Additionally, citizens expressed that they prefer humans to make final decisions, while artificial intelligence is seen as consultative powers. Overall, respondents generally support the use of artificial intelligence systems in security. They believe that decisions should be made for the benefit of society as a whole, not individual citizens, but under the condition that personal data and privacy rights are adequately protected.

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Proceedings from Higher Educational Institutions Sociology Economics Politics
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2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.31660/1993-1824-2025-1-7-17
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Digital Transformation in Law
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Artificial intelligence systems in law enforcement management

A.M. Andriyanov, S. V. Ivanova, Oleg M. Barbakov
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Proceedings from Higher Educational Institutions Sociology Economics Politics
Digital Transformation in Law
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Artificial intelligence systems in law enforcement management

A.M. Andriyanov, S. V. Ivanova, Oleg M. Barbakov
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Abstract

This article deals with the integration of artificial intelligence systems into life activities of society. We analyze the various fields where artificial intelligence technologies are applied and assesses their potential and feasibility in supporting law enforcement activities. The article also reviews regulatory documents that govern, regulate, and promote the activities of companies and organizations involved in the development and implementation of artificial intelligence technologies. Furthermore, we discuss the role of artificial intelligence in enhancing decision-making processes, increasing efficiency, and improving productivity within law enforcement. One of the most promising areas for artificial intelligence application in combating and preventing crimes is video analytics. The article also examines sociological studies regarding the attitude of our country's citizens toward using artificial intelligence technologies in in different life sectors, including security. We highlight factors that may limit the adoption of these advanced technologies, such as concerns about potential errors and system failures that could disrupt society. Additionally, citizens expressed that they prefer humans to make final decisions, while artificial intelligence is seen as consultative powers. Overall, respondents generally support the use of artificial intelligence systems in security. They believe that decisions should be made for the benefit of society as a whole, not individual citizens, but under the condition that personal data and privacy rights are adequately protected.

Proceedings from Higher Educational Institutions Sociology Economics PoliticsVol. 18(1)
Industrial University of Tyumen (RU), Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Digital Transformation in Law
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