MEXICO USES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO SEARCH FOR MISSING PEOPLE – DURKKAS INFOTECH

The program was developed by the National Search Commission to identify patterns and clues to help find missing persons in the so-called dirty wars of the late last century. He added that the system had already stored thousands of documents since then, and that information was still being fed and processed, but made his first contribution to the work of the Access to Truth Commission rice field. Historians have explained that the system had an interface for uploading documents, an interface for processing them, and an interface for querying a database in which the information was organized as a network. They emphasized that no similar system existed in Mexico so far and that countries such as Chile have shown interest in this system.