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Tech team formed in DGP’s office to drive AI-based policing initiatives in Telangana

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Tech team formed in DGP’s office to drive AI-based policing initiatives in Telangana
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The Telangana Police has established a technology team to enhance the use of Artificial Intelligence in policing. This initiative aims to improve crime investigation and law enforcement efficiency across the state. A core team of IPS officers has been formed to oversee the implementation of AI-based projects within a six-month timeframe.

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The Telangana Police has constituted a dedicated technology team to accelerate the adoption of Artificial Intelligence and advanced technologies in policing across the State.According to Director General of Police C.V. Anand, officers were directed to extensively adopt AI-driven technologies to strengthen crime investigation, law and order management and policing efficiency.The decision was taken during a review meeting attended by DGP (Technical Services) V.V. Srinivasa Rao, senior officers and technical personnel following the formation of the tech team in the DGP’s office.During the meeting, the DGP stressed the need to bring all major police technology platforms, including the Telangana Police website, Hawkeye, CCTNS and HRMS, under a unified framework to streamline operations through…

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