Bucaramanga to get a crime observatory with artificial intelligence operating 24 hours a day
Bucaramanga Mayor Cristian Portilla announced that the city will soon have a crime observatory operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with artificial intelligence tools. It will run from a monitoring room at City Hall, where reports on the locations and times of criminal incidents will be analyzed and information shared in real time with the National Police, Migración Colombia, the Army and the Attorney General's Office. The initiative also includes 200 new cameras, the repair of 93 devices and three surveillance towers expected in December.
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- The observatory will operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year with artificial intelligence to identify the areas most affected by crimes such as theft and drug trafficking.
- Information will be shared in real time with the National Police, Migración Colombia, the Army and the Attorney General's Office, among other entities.
- 200 new cameras with automatic license plate reading (LPR) and facial recognition will be installed, and 93 out-of-service devices will be repaired.
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