Artificial Intelligence - a Double-Edged Sword. Organized Crime`s AI vs Law Enforcement`s AI

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作者
Racoveanu, Cornel [1 ]
机构
[1] Natl Sch Polit & Adm Studies SNSPA Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
关键词
Artificial Intelligence; criminal groups; organized crime; law enforcement; security;
D O I
10.2478/picbe-2024-0044
中图分类号
F [经济];
学科分类号
02 ;
摘要
Organized crime has acquired new values in the context of the geopolitical, social and economic transformations that the states are currently facing, expanding their ramifications at the international level. Conflicts often create opportunities that lead to the increasing of the organized crime, amplifying the threat that criminal groups can pose to domestic security. The heightened dynamics of the international security environment and, in particular, the instability with the potential for contagion manifested in the Eastern neighborhood and in the Middle East, potentiates the risks posed by organized crime. With the increase in technological development, especially based on Artificial Intelligence, organized crime has become one of the world's most pressing issues, with a large number of countries having been affected. This research deals with the role of digital technologies implemented through cyberspace in prevention, detecting and combating organized crime. In addition, the research found that the rate of illegal activity has increased due to the global accessibility that the Internet has provided, especially AI, posing great risks to the public and increasing the rate of organised crimes. Combating organized crime has become an important political priority for many governments around the world, and any future success in eliminating criminal groups in its various forms will depend on the extent to which governments and relevant organizations are prepared to develop digital technologies based on artificial intelligence and use them to combat and prevent illegal activity.
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