Guntur: PVP Siddartha Institute of Technology, Vijayawada Prof B Janakiramaiah addressed awareness programme on artificial intelligence at Chalapati Institute of Engineering Technology at Lam here on Friday. Speaking on this occasion, he explained significance of artificial intelligence in society. An MNC is using automated system to identify terrorists and to know their details the company is using artificial intelligence and machine learning. CIET CEO Dr B Ravindrababu, CSE head of the department Dr Kiran Kumar were among those participated.

Gruesome videos of terror-driven killings have grown increasingly common over the years, and, cloaked by a scarf or a hood, the perpetrators can be difficult to identify. Researchers in Jordan have now developed a way to recognize terrorists using a small part of their hands, measuring the characteristics of their fingers when they make the commonly displayed'V' sign. The team trained an AI to identify different'V' signs, using sizes of the fingers and the different shapes and angles created by them to differentiate between people. Gruesome videos of terror-driven killings have grown increasingly common over the years, and, cloaked by a scarf or a hood, the perpetrators can be difficult to identify. Researchers in Jordan have now developed a way to recognize terrorists when they make the commonly displayed'V' sign Researchers say masked suspects could be identified using the shapes of their hands in the'V' sign.

A company claims it can identify terrorists, paedophiles and ace poker players simply by looking at their face. Faception, an Israeli start-up, says its technology can spot character traits that are undetectable to the naked eye. The company claims its software classified nine of the 11 Paris massacre jihadists as terrorists from their facial features without inputting any prior knowledge of their involvement. It appears to have been so successful, the firm says it is now working with a homeland security agency to help identify criminals. Shai Gilboa, Faception chief executive, said: 'We understand the human much better than other humans understand each other.

Every age has its iconic images. One of the more terrifying ones of the 21st century is the image of a man in desert or army fatigues making a "V for victory" sign with raised arm while standing over the decapitated body of a Western victim. In most of these images, the perpetrator's face and head are covered with a scarf or hood to hide his identity. That has forced military and law enforcement agencies to identify these individuals in other ways, such as with voice identification. This is not always easy or straightforward, so there is significant interest in finding new ways.