Crime AI - SDG 15 Life in Land

 Summary : 

To Develop AI algorithm to reduce crime rate in India . India is the multi cultural country and crime rate is higher than any Asian countries because here all crimes are happening with support of politicians and public servants . The main motive of this project is to develop big data tool with artificail intelligence technology and control or prevent crimes and make crime less future for people. 

The best way to control crimes in future and find all past related crimes in India , The new developed  AI  tool should analyse and track all possible past and present data of all state police commissioners to local police constable and District collector to Village officer and all public servants and government officers and All state ministers to local ward members .  

Implementation Techniques: 

Step 1 : collect , Analyze and report data from SMS , email, Calls , Social media , GPS location , travelled locations and more 

Step 2 : categorise data as  Personal data , Public data , Crime data 

Step 3 : execute contents from crime data compare with personal and public data .

Step 4 : compare those data with crime scenes 

Step 5: finalise data and make it viewable to public . 


Execution Method : 

1 : All category data , include public , private and crime data should not viewable for any humans 

2 - The machine should analyze all data till it approved by technically 

3 - The machine will intimate if any crime data is recognised from any of actor with high level evidence 

4 - once crime proved technically then the AI machine will allow public , private and crime data publicly viewable . 

Refer below for more information about crime technology 

https://www.edenzindia.org

https://www.prasanth-natarajan.com

WhatsApp: +916361009088

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