Technology, Criminality and Law Enforcement in Pre-Crime Society

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Completed desktop analysis of major works and mapped the ecology of predictive policing technologies in Europe, Japan, and North America. Concomitantly, I also surveyed the emerging role and importance of predictive policing technologies in border security, national security and importantly, cyber security. Specifically, I investigated the potential risks of large language models (chatbots) being used by criminal organizations such as the rising use of Deep Fakes and Voice Fakes in crimes involving identity theft. I conducted interviews with the Interpol agency located in Thailand and persons working under the Royal Thai Police Department who are actively using computational methods for criminal investigations. Some of the spokespersons for Interpol and the Royal Thai Police Department included senior Interpol Officers such as Nat Chavanich and Niyom Saleh Kaseng. I also spent time interviewing law enforcement stakeholders who I met at several conferences and forums such as the AI forum in Brussels and the EU CyberCrime Forum in Prague which were related to the growing threat of the malicious use of AI. During this period I was able to network and make contacts that will assist with my research in FY2023.