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Eluru SP Urges Police to Use AI for Faster Investigations
A police officer in Eluru wants police to use artificial intelligence, or AI, to work faster.
He spoke to police trainees at the Police Academy.
He showed them a tool called ‘Dharma.’
This tool could help people explain their complaints to the police.
AI would organize the information so police can use it more easily.
The tool may also reduce repeated paperwork for police officers.
The officer said solving a crime is not the only goal, because cases must also move through court.
He highlighted a system that tracks court work, witnesses, summons, warrants and prosecution needs.
Eluru district superintendent of police K. Prathap Siva Kishore urged police officials to use AI in investigations and other departmental work.
He presented ‘Dharma,’ an AI-assisted complaint kiosk designed to simplify how citizens lodge police complaints.
The kiosk is intended to help citizens describe grievances while structuring information for police use.
Kishore said AI could reduce repetitive tasks for police personnel and help meet stipulated timelines.
He highlighted a Court Monitoring Cell to track important cases through proceedings, witnesses, summons, warrants and prosecution requirements.
- Who
- Eluru district superintendent of police K. Prathap Siva Kishore and IPS officer trainees.
- What
- Kishore urged police to use AI and presented the ‘Dharma’ complaint kiosk and Court Monitoring Cell as examples.
- Where
- At the Police Academy in Kakinada.
- When
- The report does not specify when the address took place.
- Why
- To speed up investigations and departmental work, simplify complaint filing, reduce repetitive tasks and support cases through trial.
Key facts
- Speaker
- K. Prathap Siva Kishore, Eluru district superintendent of police
- Audience
- IPS officer trainees
- Technology
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Initiative
- ‘Dharma,’ an AI-assisted complaint kiosk
- Citizen benefit
- Simplifies the process of narrating and lodging grievances
- Police benefit
- Structures complaint information and reduces repetitive work
- Additional system
- A Court Monitoring Cell for tracking important cases after charge sheets are filed
Sources
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