AI in Real-Time Video Surveillance Systems

Real-time video surveillance aid services with respect to security, analysis and monitoring have greatly been improved by AI. Machine-based object identification, behaviour assessment, anomaly identification and facial identification constitute as part of AI assisted video surveillance using the object and deep learning processes, and artificial neural networks. This assists in anticipation of business entities and other commercial areas of looming risks, reduces human negligence, and enhances efficiency. It uses AI in the decision making process that assists efficiently on the way of data managing & storing, improvement in video compression & retrieval as well as timely response to the possible threat. While it is true that the AI will hold a lot possible value creation and process optimization in a business, there is substantial merit to the privacy and ethical concerns that can exist, as well as the need for strong AI to deploy this to monitor in the way that such solutions require. First of all, this research analyzes the status quo of AI in real time video surveillance systems, what it can do and what prevents it from advancing. It also provides some directions in how more specifically research could be done about how to increase AI and how to make its use more acceptable in other societies.

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2025-05-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ginotech63460.2025.11077074
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Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

Real-time video surveillance aid services with respect to security, analysis and monitoring have greatly been improved by AI. Machine-based object identification, behaviour assessment, anomaly identification and facial identification constitute as part of AI assisted video surveillance using the object and deep learning processes, and artificial neural networks. This assists in anticipation of business entities and other commercial areas of looming risks, reduces human negligence, and enhances efficiency. It uses AI in the decision making process that assists efficiently on the way of data managing & storing, improvement in video compression & retrieval as well as timely response to the possible threat. While it is true that the AI will hold a lot possible value creation and process optimization in a business, there is substantial merit to the privacy and ethical concerns that can exist, as well as the need for strong AI to deploy this to monitor in the way that such solutions require. First of all, this research analyzes the status quo of AI in real time video surveillance systems, what it can do and what prevents it from advancing. It also provides some directions in how more specifically research could be done about how to increase AI and how to make its use more acceptable in other societies.

Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology (IN), National Institute of Ocean Technology (IN), Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Paramedical Sciences (IN), St. Joseph's Institute of Technology (IN)
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