INTERPOL’s AI-Powered Terror Hunt Identifies 126 Foreign Terrorist Fighters in 5-Day Operation
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Interpol reported an unprecedented special operation: it was aimed at dismantling terrorist networks in digital space, using artificial intelligence, as a result of which it was found who were the 126 suspected terrorists.
AI helped Interpol identify 126 terrorism suspects
Interpol reported on an unprecedented special operation aimed at dismantling terrorist networks in the digital space, using artificial intelligence. As a result, it was possible to identify 126 individuals suspected of involvement in...
The operation, conducted from Tunis, brought together 28 specialized agents and experts from 11 countries. Named Shams II, it was held from 1 to 5 June.
INTERPOL’s AI-Powered Terror Hunt Identifies 126 Foreign Terrorist Fighters in 5-Day Operation
The five-day operation, from June 1 to 5, was staged in Tunis, Tunisia, as law enforcement officers extracted 108,076 facial images from visual content published by jihadist groups.
28 specialized agents and experts from 11 countries - Ivory Coast, Ghana, Iraq, Kenya, Malaysia, Nigeria, Philippines, Qatar, Tajikistan, Tunisia and Uzbekistan - took part in Operation "Shams II", reported Figaro.
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