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Detecting the undetectable: Transforming policing with AI

MBZUAI ·

Salem AlMarri, the first Emirati Ph.D. graduate from MBZUAI, developed a video anomaly detection (VAD) system for his thesis. The VAD system can detect subtle anomalies in video, such as suspicious interactions, to help police prevent crimes and save lives. AlMarri's work was carried out under the guidance of Karthik Nandakumar, Affiliated Associate Professor of Computer Vision at MBZUAI. Why it matters: This research showcases the potential of AI in enhancing public safety and security in the UAE, demonstrating practical applications of computer vision in law enforcement.

Zayed bin Hamad reviews Sharjah Police's AI-led anti-drug drive - Gulf News

Gulf News ·

Zayed bin Hamad reviewed Sharjah Police's AI-led anti-drug drive, an initiative leveraging artificial intelligence to combat drug-related activities within the emirate. The review likely focused on assessing the technology's effectiveness and strategic implementation in enhancing public safety. This engagement underscores the ongoing efforts by UAE authorities to integrate advanced AI solutions into critical law enforcement operations. Why it matters: This highlights the increasing application of AI in public safety and law enforcement within the UAE, demonstrating a practical use case for national security and societal well-being.

AlMarri on giving back and forging his own path

MBZUAI ·

MBZUAI PhD student Salem AlMarri, also a Dubai Police officer, has been appointed to the Dubai Youth Council for 2023-2025. AlMarri's research focuses on using AI to combat crime and improve emergency response times, aiming to contribute to the UAE's AI strategy. In 2019, he was recognized as one of the UAE’s up and coming scientist at the Her Highness Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak Program for Excellence and Community Intelligence. Why it matters: This appointment highlights the UAE's focus on empowering young talent in AI to drive innovation and address local challenges in public safety and smart city development.

Presight and Abu Dhabi Civil Defence build AI-driven public safety platform - Computer Weekly

The National ·

Presight, an AI company part of G42, is partnering with Abu Dhabi Civil Defence to develop an AI-driven public safety platform. This collaboration aims to enhance emergency response capabilities and public safety measures within the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. The platform will leverage advanced artificial intelligence technologies to improve situational awareness and operational efficiency for civil defence operations. Why it matters: This initiative represents a significant step in integrating AI into critical public services in the UAE, showcasing the nation's commitment to technological advancement in urban safety.