The Future of AI in Law Enforcement - Intel

Last year, the FBI reported 465,676 entries for missing children in the United States.1 Many of those children are runaways--either from their homes or the care of a social services agency. A nonprofit organization serves as a clearinghouse for critical information that can help find these children. When electronic service providers detect suspicious activity that might be a clue to locate a missing child, they pass the tip on to the organization, where analysts attempt to pinpoint a physical location for the suspected perpetrator and then deliver that information to the proper law enforcement agency as quickly as possible. The volume of tips is massive.