About the Event
Join us for the 5th Global Meeting on Artificial Intelligence for Law Enforcement, where the law enforcement community from around the world will gather to explore the latest developments and innovations in AI for law enforcement. Building on the results of previous gatherings, this year’s meeting will focus on highlighting practical applications, building technical capabilities within agencies, discussing policy considerations, and exploring the emerging threat landscape of criminal use of AI.
Why Attend?
The use of AI in law enforcement is rapidly evolving, and it’s essential to stay ahead of the curve. This meeting will provide a unique opportunity to:
- Gain insights into the latest AI trends and innovations in law enforcement
- Explore the latest AI-powered solutions and technologies
- Learn from real-world case studies and success stories
- Engage in interactive discussions on the future of AI in law enforcement
- Network with experts and practitioners from around the world
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Who Should Attend?
This meeting is designed for law enforcement professionals, policymakers, researchers, and experts from different sectors interested in the application of AI in law enforcement. Whether you’re a seasoned expert or just starting to explore the potential of AI, this event is an opportunity to learn, network, and contribute to the global discussion on AI for law enforcement.
Registration
For registration please klick the following link.
Agenda
More details on the agenda will follow soon
Event Details
Language: The working language of the meeting will be English. Interpretation will not be provided.
Venue: Curitiba - PR
FAQs
Travel and accommodation cost
Participants will be responsible for covering the costs of their own travel to and from Curitiba, Brazil. Participants will also be expected to cover the costs of their hotel, meals, and any additional or incidental expenditure they may incur including any medical costs/insurance.
Visa
Participants are advised to verify whether they require a visa to enter Brazil by contacting the relevant Embassy/Consulate in their country. A letter of support confirming participants’ registration for the meeting can be obtained by contacting cgcpol.dci@pf.gov.br. Additional support with the visa application process cannot be provided.
Transportation
The event venue is located 15 minutes from the city center and Afonso Pena International Airport. Transportation to and from the venue from hotel Grand Mercure Curitiba Rayon for all international registered participants will be provided. On site private parking is available for those travelling locally by car.
Dress code
Business attire is recommended for this event.
Certificate of Participation/Attendance
A digital certificate of participation will be provided to all attendees.
About the Organizers
INTERPOL
INTERPOL’s role is to enable police in our 196 member countries to work together to fight transnational crime and make the world a safer place. We maintain global databases containing police information on criminals and crime, and we provide operational and forensic support, analysis services and training. These policing capabilities are delivered worldwide and support four global programmes: financial crime and corruption; counter-terrorism; cybercrime; and organized and emerging crime.
United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI)
UNICRI was established in 1968 to support Member States in preventing crime and promoting justice, security, and the rule of law. UNICRI undertakes action-oriented research on traditional and emerging threats, contributes to the development of crime prevention policies, and implements evidence-based programmes in specialized areas at the intersection of crime, justice, and security. In 2015, UNICRI launched its programme on AI, establishing its Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics in the Hague shortly thereafter. The Centre is a unique hub of AI innovation and criminal justice through which UNICRI advances AI literacy and fosters responsible innovation.
Brazilian Federal Police
The Federal Police of Brazil (PF) is a Brazilian law enforcement agency under the Ministry of Justice and Public Security. According to the 1988 Constitution, it holds exclusive authority to perform the duties of the investigation of federal crimes. It also plays a role in public security by preserving public order and the safety of individuals, as well as protecting the federal properties and interests. Its responsibilities include maritime, airport, and border policing, as well as combating drug trafficking, smuggling, and customs fraud. The headquarters is located in Brasília, in the Federal District, with decentralized units in all state capitals, as well as police stations and outposts in various cities across the country.
Fundação Justiça pela Ciência
A non-profit organization established by the National Association of Federal Criminal Scientists (APCF) to promote the technical, scientific, and cultural advancement of forensic experts, aiming at the development and dissemination of knowledge in Forensic Sciences, with an emphasis on ensuring Justice and Human Rights.
Contact Us
For questions related to registration, please contact secretaria@justicapelaciencia.org.br.
For questions related to the event agenda, please contact IRAIL@interpol.int.
For questions related to corporate sponsorship, please contact secretaria@justicapelaciencia.org.br.