Policing and Artificial Intelligence: Cooperation or a Technological Arms Race?

Gábor Ferenczi () and Éva Sütő ()
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Gábor Ferenczi: Ministry of Interior
Éva Sütő: Ministry of Interior

Chapter 5 in Tanulmányok az információ- és tudásfolyamatokról 22. / Studies on Information and Knowledge Processes 22, 2025, vol. 22, pp 101-116 from Információs Társadalomért Alapítvány / Foundation for Information Society

Abstract: Analyzes how artificial intelligence is reshaping policing, criminalistics and organizational decision-making, including predictive analysis, digital evidence and forensic linguistics. It argues that professional roles are more likely to change than disappear, requiring stronger digital, linguistic and legal-ethical competencies, while offenders' use of AI intensifies a technological arms race.

Keywords: artificial intelligence; policing; criminalistics; forensic linguistics; linguistic evidence; organizational transformation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-615-82082-9-1
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DOI: 10.60030/ALMAMS.c202501nLDqvQ

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