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Govt to Use AI to Update Photos of Most-Wanted Criminals

The federal government has decided to digitize the Red Book containing details of Pakistan’s most-wanted criminals, with plans to use … Read More The post Govt to Use AI to Update Photos of Most-Wanted Criminals appeared first on ProPakistani .

Govt to Use AI to Update Photos of Most-Wanted Criminals

The government of Pakistan has announced plans to leverage artificial intelligence to update the outdated photographs of the country's most-wanted criminals contained in the Red Book. Many of the current images in the Red Book are several years old, making them less useful for identifying suspects whose appearance may have changed since their original pictures were taken.

Authorities intend to employ modern technology to generate new images showing what the wanted individuals might look like today, providing a more accurate representation of their current appearance than the old photographs. This initiative aims to enhance the Red Book's effectiveness in identifying and tracking suspects by incorporating updated photographs alongside digitized records.

The project also plans to integrate information about highly dangerous terrorists into a contemporary digital system. However, the report did not provide a specific timeline for completing the digitization process or disclose the technology that would be utilized to create the updated images.

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