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Detego Global Introduces Breakthrough AI For Faster Face Recognition And Search

26th October 2023

Detego Global has introduced cutting-edge AI-powered face recognition and semantic search capabilities to Detego Analyse AI+, the company’s acclaimed investigative analytics platform. These innovative features enable investigators to rapidly build face recognition watchlists, identify persons of interest twice as fast… Read more

How To Reveal AI-Generated Images By Checking Shadows And Reflections In Amped Authenticate

26th July 2023

The remarkable progress of artificial intelligence is changing many aspects of our life. Recent developments in large language models have enabled them to generate entire essays that are indistinguishable from those written by human beings. Additionally, with simple textual instructions,… Read more

AI In CSAM Investigations And The Role Of Digital Evidence In Criminal Cases

22nd March 2023

Si: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, friends and enemies. This is the Forensic Focus Podcast. Desi and I are here at opposite ends of the time zones. It’s not really early morning for me, it’s 8:30, and… Read more

ChatGPT: A Digital Sleuth For Detectives?

21st February 2023

By Hans Henseler, Professor of Digital Forensics & E-Discovery, University of Leiden Applied Sciences, and Senior Digital Forensic Scientist at the Netherlands Forensic Institute. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a gamechanger for a safer society. Its deployment will dramatically change… Read more

Towards a Working Definition and Classification for Automation in Digital Forensics

28th June 2022

Gaëtan Michelet: So good morning, everyone. Today I will present the project we are working on with Frank Breitinger and Graham Horsman. This project is “Towards a working definition and classification for automation in the context of digital forensic”. And… Read more

Oxygen Forensics Leads the Industry With Innovative Features in New Release

3rd June 2022

Oxygen Forensics, a global leader in digital forensics for law enforcement, federal agencies, and corporate clients, announced today the release of the latest version of the all-in-one digital forensic solution, Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.14.5. This version dramatically enhances mobile data… Read more

How MD-VIDEO AI Can Perform the World’s Best Gun Recognition Feature

30th May 2022

How can MD-VIDEO AI perform the world’s best gun recognition feature? Based on research and development of a virtual gun image rendering platform, 200,000 virtual gun images were created, and a gun recognition model was created by training with real… Read more

AI-Based Video Recognition in FTK

17th March 2022

Holli: Actually, it looks like everybody’s in here, so we can go ahead and get started. Hi everyone, my name is Holli Hagene. Welcome to today’s webcast. A few reminders: all of the lines have been muted to reduce background… Read more

Meet the New FTK Family for Modern Forensics

24th February 2022

Holli: Hi everyone. My name is Holli Hagene, welcome to today’s webcast. We’ll get started in just a minute, first I wanted to let you know a few things. All of the lines have been muted to reduce background noise,… Read more

How To Use Griffeye Brain – Artificial Intelligence

14th May 202019th November 2019

The Griffeye Brain in Analyze DI Pro version 19.2 brings the power of machine learning and artificial intelligence to help you quickly locate and identify child sex abuse material within your investigations. In addition, the Griffeye Brain now has improved… Read more

Industry Roundup: Image Recognition And Categorization

12th May 20208th July 2019

by Christa Miller, Forensic Focus The need for image recognition and categorization has never been more in demand thanks to the spread of extremist propaganda, child sexual abuse material (CSAM), and other illicit activity across the internet. Because of the… Read more

Evaluating Automated Facial Age Estimation Techniques For Digital Forensics

12th May 202019th June 2018

by Felix Anda, David Lillis, Nhien-An Le-Khac & Mark Scanlon Abstract In today’s world, closed circuit television, cellphone photographs and videos, open-source intelligence (i.e., social media/web data mining), and other sources of photographic evidence are commonly used by police forces… Read more