FBI Using AI to Zero In on Threats Faster, Deputy Director Says

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The FBI is utilizing AI to identify threats and fight crime, with a focus on transnational criminal organizations and drug cartels.
AI has reduced the time from tip to action from weeks to hours or minutes, according to Deputy Director Christopher Raia.
Violent crime rates in the U.S. have recently declined, reaching a 20-year low for murder rates in 2025.
Raia attributes the crime rate reduction to a combination of factors including law enforcement efforts, border security, and a renewed focus on violent crime.
The FBI's National Threat Operations Center uses AI to prioritize imminent threats.
Raia addressed concerns about AI infringing on civil liberties, stating the FBI is transparent with oversight boards and has provided extensive documentation.
The bureau uses automated license plate readers, such as those from Flock Safety, as vital investigative tools.
The Homeland Security Task Force, created in January 2025, enhances collaboration between agencies to target drug cartels and gangs.

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