In the eyes of Kamal, an old detective with a strong sense of investigation,
The strength of the Ai model is likeSunWukong’s golden hoop and Poseidon’s trident.
It is an absolute super artifact.
In many cases, criminal investigation relies not on experience and technology,
but on the ability to obtain and retrieve information.
Tracking a suspect from City A, once he leaves City A and the clues are interrupted artificially,
Finding him is like fishing for a needle in a haystack.
However, from an objective point of view,
No matter how vast the ocean is,
The needle still exists objectively and has the possibility of being found.
The difficulty lies in who has the energy to conduct a carpet search of the entire ocean.
Now, Ai has this ability.
At least, this dedicated Ai model has this ability.
She has learned all the public content on the Internet,
so in theory she also knows everyone in the world who has a name and video data on the Internet.
As long as she can be provided with enough video materials and a little time,
She can compare every face that appears in the video and find the person you want to find.
To recognize 100s of millions of faces from10sof thousands of videos,
and then find a specific person from these 100s of millions of faces,
If it relies on manual recognition, it may take at least 100s of people to work for a couple days or even dozens of days.
but for AI, it may only take dozens of minutes or evenSeveral minutes.
The more Kamal thought about it, the more excited he became.
He pulled Chris to a deserted place and whispered,
“Mr. Arthur, if we can find a way to hack into the surveillance systems of major airports around the world,”
“and give the face of a certain person from the Warriors Den to AI for learning,
Then in the future, whenever this person takes a plane to travel,
We will be able to see through all his whereabouts at the 1st time!”
Chris asked him, “Is it feasible to hack into the airport surveillance?”
Kamal thought for a while and said,
“It depends on the information protection capabilities of the country or the airport.”
“Airport surveillance in small 3rd world countries should be easy to hack into,”
“but it should not be so easy in developed countries,”
“Especially those with developed Internet industries.”
Then, Kamal said, “but I don’t think it’s impossible.”
Chris asked him, “Does Inspector Lincoln have any good ideas?”
Kamal said, “Russian hackers have always been very strong.”
“We can try to find them to hack into surveillance in various places.”
“If we can’t hack them, we can collect ourselves!”
“Collect it ourselves?”
Chris asked him “You mean, we go to the airport to set up surveillance equipment ourselves,”
“Or arrange for people to go to the airport to capture data?”
Kamal shook his head and said in a low voice
“Use UGC big data!”
Chris was confused “UGC? What does it mean?”
Kamal explained “It is user-generated content.”
“For example, your short video platform, 100s of millions of users will post their own content on it,”
“and even do live broadcasts on the platform.”
“The data they generate is UGC.”
“Think about it, any airport or train station in the world with a slightly huger flow of people will have people taking photos and videos here.”
“They will upload these photos and short videos to social platforms,”
“and all this data will become public data.”
“Every huge airport has thousands orone0sof thousands of people at the airport at the same time,”
“and these people will use Mobile phones to cross-shoot each other and then upload to social platforms.”
“As long as the person we want to find appears at the airport,”
“There is a high probability that he will not be able to escape the cameras of other passengers at the airport.”
Chris nodded and said in agreement
“What Inspector Lincoln said makes sense,”
“but I always feel that the mesh of this channel is still a bit huge.”
“Perhaps 80Percent to 90Percent of the people in the airport will be photographed by others”
“but whether it will be uploaded to social platforms is another unknown.”
“If 80Percent of people will upload to social platforms,”
“Then 8864, only 60Percent of the people can be covered, and 40Percent will be missed.”
Kamal said “That’s true,”
“but we can think of other ways to make up for the other 40Percent.”
At this time, Maria appeared beside theof them and whispered
“Brother Chris, can we acquire vending machine companies in countries all over the world?”
“Vending machines?”
Chris frowned and asked subconsciously,
“Nella, what do you want to say?”
Maria said, “Every airport in the world has vending machines,”
“and huge airports have dozens of them,”
“From drinks to snacks to masks, eye masks and earplugs.”
“Almost everything is available.”
“If I were a company engaged in vending business,”
“No matter what I sold, I would install monitoring equipment in my vending terminal for safety reasons to ensure the safety of my vending machine.”
“If there is any problem, the cause can be discovered in time.”
“The data of these monitoring devices must be uploaded to my own server in real-time.”
“As long as we have enough vending companies, it means that we have our own monitoring equipment in airports around the world.”
“And also, vending machines are generally located on the route that passengers must pass through,”
“Which is equivalent to our sentry post at the throat position of each airport.”
“Genius!”
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