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How AI helped the FBI investigate the White House Correspondents' Dinner attack
Investigators are using AI to comb through reams of evidence, as during the assassination attempt.
TL;DR
- The FBI reportedly used Exterro's AI-powered forensic platform in the investigation of the attempted assassination at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
- Law enforcement agencies are increasingly adopting AI tools to manage growing volumes of digital evidence, assist cold cases, and prepare for trials.
- Exterro's FTK Suite allows investigators to organize evidence from multiple sources in a single repository and query an AI assistant for specific information.
- The platform can be deployed on-premises, ensuring data remains within the customer's secure environment.
- Courts are facing challenges in validating AI-generated or manipulated evidence, prompting the development of tools like Exterro's deepfake identifier.