AI FOR CRIME PREDICTION AND PREVENTION

The AI-based crime prediction and prevention system described in this research makes use of machine learning techniques to predict crime trends and support proactive police. When compared to conventional crime analysis techniques, the suggested method shows increased accuracy and provides useful assistance for law enforcement decision-making. Future enhancements include: •            Integration of real-time data streams •            Deployment as a web or mobile application •            Incorporation of deep learning and spatial-temporal models •            Addressing ethical, legal, and privacy challenges

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