Delhi Police cracks man’s homicide utilizing AI

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NEW DELHI: In a primary, Delhi Police recognized a lifeless physique and solved a homicide case utilizing Synthetic Intelligence (AI), an official mentioned on Wednesday.

In keeping with police, the physique of an unidentified man was discovered underneath Geeta Colony flyover on December 10.

“The post-mortem of the deceased revealed that he had been strangulated, nonetheless, there have been no marks on his physique, ” mentioned an official.

A 30-member workforce was shaped and Delhi Police employed AI know-how to resolve the case as the person’s face was past recognition due to decomposition.

As per officers, utilizing AI, they digitally reconstructed the sufferer’s face and created about 450 posters which have been then distributed strategically within the nationwide Capital and shared digitally through WhatsApp teams until January 12.

The picture’s background was digitally altered to resemble the River Yamuna.

“A breakthrough occurred when a poster exterior a police station led a person to determine the sufferer as his brother Hitendra, ” mentioned a senior police officer.

Additional investigation revealed {that a} dispute between Hitendra and 4 individuals, together with a lady, had resulted in a deadly altercation.

“The trio had strangled Hitendra, and the girl had assisted in concealing the proof, ” mentioned the official.

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