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    Malaysian Police Use AI to Tackle 400,000 Monthly Crime Reports

    Malaysia's police force is tackling its heavy workload using AI. The Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) receives around 400,000 crime reports monthly. To handle this volume, they've introduced AI tools to streamline investigations. Home Affairs Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail stated, "The AI matches evidence with relevant laws, improving charge sheets and investigations." This is particularly helpful in drug cases under the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952. A data science unit within the Home Ministry, established in 2023, supports this initiative. The AI's data analysis helps the ministry make data-driven decisions and policies. This technological advancement shows Malaysia's commitment to efficient and effective crime management.

    2 months ago
    MY
    Kuala Lumpur
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