AI generating images
helps police identify criminals
What AI-generated images and police memory portraits have in common?
They are created with words.
That's why in this pioneer project for police in Poland we are working on using AI machine learning technology from Midjourney to help find criminals.
So instead of getting this:
Real polish police memory portraits from recent years.
With numerous face variations generated in seconds,
we want to receive much more accurate results, of much higher quality.
Like this:
Memory portraits created with popular A.I.generating images.
And all thanks to a free, popular
and used mainly for fun AI technology
This technology happens to be perfectly suited for generating faces.
There are millions and millions of different face photos online, which AI is using
for learning and creating it's own face variations.
With simple word prompts characterizing the suspect we can generate numerous
real-looking faces within seconds and quickly find the most similar one.
In just 3 minutes, using prompts only we were able to receive the image below
(in comparison with the described person)
But this is only the beginning
By combining the already used by some police departments face composite system - Polsit with the AI generative technology we can have even more control over the image.
Finally there is the FBI's holistic method
- perfect for A.I
Police in Poland recently started using a new method from FBI called the holistic method.
They noticed that people very often describe perpetrators using comparisons
to famous people, because they perceive people holistically. Police together with witnesses doesn't have to build faces peace by peace anymore. Instead they recreate suspect's face starting with a general image of a famous person, which they later modify.
AI is great for those kind of combinations, as it has huge base of famous people's images
and is great at morphing. All within seconds.
Let's see some example variations with Walter White.
AI can help increase identification rate of criminals and also lower
the rate of falsely accused people.
In association with Martin Swystun
