The Berlin police in Germany launched a plan on the 24th in an area with a high incidence of crime, which will use artificial intelligence surveillance cameras to crack down on crime. According to reports, the Berlin police will install and debug artificial intelligence surveillance cameras in the Cottbusmen area within the first four weeks of the launch of this program, and then officially put them into use. The police are also planning to extend the program to other crime-prone areas in the city. Berlin police issued a statement saying that the camera uses “spatial artificial intelligence” technology to analyze personnel movements to identify potential crimes and acts of violence. The display attached to the camera is usually dormant. When the artificial intelligence system automatically detects acts of violence and vandalism, the display will light up and display relevant information, and police officers will also receive information notifications to determine whether to take action.

The Berlin police in Germany launched a plan on the 24th in an area with a high incidence of crime, which will use artificial intelligence surveillance cameras to crack down on crime. According to reports, the Berlin police will install and debug artificial intelligence surveillance cameras in the Cottbusmen area within the first four weeks of the launch of this program, and then officially put them into use. The police are also planning to extend the program to other crime-prone areas in the city. Berlin police issued a statement saying that the camera uses “spatial artificial intelligence” technology to analyze personnel movements to identify potential crimes and acts of violence. The display attached to the camera is usually dormant. When the artificial intelligence system automatically detects acts of violence and vandalism, the display will light up and display relevant information, and police officers will also receive information notifications to determine whether to take action.