Technology has advanced dramatically in the last few decades, and data has been exchanged across devices, networks, and borders at a rapid pace. It is imperative to safeguard sensitive information today, as it has never been more important-or more complicated—than it is today. End-to-end encryption is among the most robust tools available for the purpose of safeguarding digital communication, and it ensures that data remains safe from its origin to its destination, regardless of where it was created.
The benefits of encryption are undeniable when it comes to maintaining privacy and preventing unauthorised access, however, the process of effectively implementing such encryption presents both a practical and ethical challenge for both public organisations as well as private organisations. Several law enforcement agencies and public safety agencies are also experiencing a shift in their capabilities due to the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI).
Artificial intelligence has access to technologies that support the solving of cases and improving operational efficiency to a much greater degree. AI has several benefits, including facial recognition, head detection, and intelligent evidence management systems. However, the increasing use of artificial intelligence also raises serious concerns about personal privacy, regulatory compliance, and possible data misuse.
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