Tag: Crime

Futuristic AI Woman: The Evolution of AGI in a Digital World, Facial recognition, Artificial Intelligence, AI Generated Art

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News
Date
May 2, 2024

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence

Tagged
AI, Artificial Intelligence, burglary, ChatGPT, Crime, Police}

Don’t Trust AI to Sketch Your Suspects

_{The resemblance is definitely NOT uncanny in this case} _{News
May 2, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence}

A man broke into an old woman’s house recently, and after being described to the police in Kent, England, an AI image of the fellow was rendered. Usually, of course, an artist will sketch the profile of the criminal suspect based on details provided by the witness, but now AI is having its shot; only, the result was laughable. The profile looked like it could have come from the 2008 version of the Wii. It isn’t detailed, the neck and head aren’t ratioed like a real person’s would be, and it just simply came out cartoonish. Frank Landymore reported on the incident over at Futurism, writing, The suspect is described as being a white man around five feet, five inches Read More ›

Robot hand typing on the computer. The concept of artificial intelligence replacing a human in dealing with another human. Ai generative

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Richard W. Stevens
Date
January 29, 2024

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence

Tagged
AI, ai fraud, Artificial Intelligence, Copyright, Crime, Fake, Law}

Human Impersonation AI Must Be Outlawed

_{I didn't used to think that AI systems could threaten civilization. Now I do.} _{Richard W. Stevens
January 29, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence}

It must be declared a serious felony, akin to attempted mass murder, to produce, sell, possess, or use any AI-powered human impersonation system. Read More ›

Deepfake deep learning fake news generator modern internet technology concept.

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News
Date
May 19, 2023

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence

Tagged
AI, Crime, Deepfakes, internet, metaverse, Midjourney, OpenAI, Reality, Scam artists, Technology, Videos}

“Suddenly There’s No More Reality”

_{The deepfakes and AI scams abound} _{News
May 19, 2023

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Artificial Intelligence}

With the proliferation of AI text and images, the issue of deepfakes is of deepening concern. The better AI gets at refashioning reality, will the already murky waters of the Internet become too surreal to navigate? Even real videos, when divorced from their proper context, can be deeply misleading. When entire clips are artificially contrived, then, it seems like the line between fact and fiction dissolves entirely. Some folks are already worried. Victor Tangermann writes at Futurism, [Given] recent developments, the situation is likely to get worse before it can get better. AI tools are making it easier to generate deepfakes every year. These days, an AI can be trained on a relatively small stockpile of audiovisual data to convincingly Read More ›

Robotic hand pressing a keyboard on a laptop 3D rendering

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Robert J. Marks
Date
April 28, 2023

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence

Tagged
AI, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Crime, Law, MyAI, Robert J. Marks, Robots, Snapchat, Technology}

How to Stop Troubling Abuse From Artificial Intelligence

_{Allowance of lawsuits will give AI developers pause before releasing their raw unvetted technology on the world} _{Robert J. Marks
April 28, 2023

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Artificial Intelligence}

Artificial intelligence can give unintended and dangerous advice. What is the best way to keep things like the following from happening? ChatGPT falsely reported on a claim of sexual harassment that was never made against me on a trip that never occurred while I was on a faculty where I never taught. ChatGPT relied on a cited Post article that was never written and quotes a statement that was never made by the newspaper. Who’s responsible for these actions? How can AI be controlled to assure such careless responses are eliminated? Read on and you’ll see the answer is obvious. Attorney and Bradley Center Fellow Richard W. Stevens has talked about legal options of Professor Turley in a defamation lawsuit. But what about the Read More ›

Dangerous Hooded Hacker Breaks into Government Data Servers and Infects Their System with a Virus. His Hideout Place has Dark Atmosphere, Multiple Displays, Cables Everywhere.

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Richard W. Stevens
Date
April 27, 2023

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence

Tagged
AI, Artificial Intelligence, chatbots, ChatGPT, Crime, Criminals, FBI, sex trafficking}

20 Ways AI Enables Criminals

_{If you cannot believe your eyes and ears, then how can you protect yourself and your family from crime?} _{Richard W. Stevens
April 27, 2023

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Artificial Intelligence}

As reported recently and relayed in this publication, a mom in Arizona described how criminals called her to say they were holding her daughter for ransom and used artificial intelligence (AI) to mimic perfectly her daughter’s voice down to the word choices and sobs. Only because the mom found her daughter safe in her home could she know the call was a scam. Meanwhile, despite efforts to limit ChatGPT’s excursions into the dark side of human perversity, the wildly famous bot can be persuaded to discuss details of sordid sexuality. In one experiment with Snapchat’s MyAI chatbot, an adult pretending to be a 13-year-old girl asked for advice about having sex for the first time – in a conversation in Read More ›

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News
Date
April 24, 2021

Categorized
Arts & Culture

Tagged
Andrew Morris, Crime, free will, Limbo (short film), Punishment, Rob Silva, Science fiction}

Sci-fi Saturday: “Limbo” Profiles a Future Approach to Punishment

_{The convict must live in a vision, induced during a coma, as the victim (or bereft loved one), in an attempt to rehabilitate him by teaching empathy} _{News
April 24, 2021

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Arts & Culture}

“Limbo” (2020) at DUST by Andrew Morris and Rob Silva (April 8, 2021 at DUST, 24:21) “One man’s search for his kidnapped daughter causes his reality to unravel.” A most interesting premise: In the future, there are no prisons. There are no institutions with high walls and barred cells. Instead, the convicted are placed into a coma and forced to live out their sentence within a dream, with reality inverted, as the victim of their own crime. You killed someone’s wife? Your sentence is a life where your spouse has been taken from you, leaving you to toil in grief and mental anguish. But for ‘inmates’ who are wrongfully convicted, and are forced to live in their punishing alternate reality Read More ›

Afro-american boy hiding in ruined building, escaped from dysfunctional family

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Michael Egnor
Date
March 23, 2021

Categorized
Ethics, Medicine and Health

Tagged
Abortion (racial disparity), Crime, Critical Race Theory, Drug abuse, Featured, Gangs, Health Care (in poverty zones), Medical care (unequal access), poverty, Racism, Unemployment, Welfare dependency}

Woke Medicine Is Very Bad for Everyone’s Health

_{The issues raised by Critical Race Theory are real but I believe that the diagnosis is deeply flawed} _{Michael Egnor
March 23, 2021

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Ethics, Medicine and Health}

Critical Race Theory and claims about structural racism in American society are infiltrating medical care and education. There is a major effort in medical education today to indoctrinate students and resident physicians into Critical Theory. This is, in my view, a deeply misguided approach.The issues raised by Critical Race Theory are real but I believe that the diagnosis is deeply flawed. The question we face is: how can we protect medical education and practice from this latest iteration of Marxism, and at the same time work to improve deficiencies in education and medical care that Critical Race Theorists correctly point out? It is undeniable that there are structural problems in medicine. Many of these problems impede good medical care, especially Read More ›

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Denise Simon
Date
February 24, 2020

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Global Technology

Tagged
Crime, DNA analysis, Forensics}

How Can AI Help with Real-Life Cold Case Files?

_{AI doesn’t create new ideas in police work; rather, it does the work that police, who must move on to urgent, fresh cases, don’t have time to do} _{Denise Simon
February 24, 2020

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Artificial Intelligence, Global Technology}

When no new leads emerge in a murder or missing persons investigation, police must shift their resources to cases that offer new information. Currently, the FBI Uniform Crime Report keeps an estimated 250,000 cold cases on file. Recent developments in AI, however, have shed light on some of these old and cold cases.