The application of artificial intelligence technologies in law enforcement activities

The subject of this article's are scientific studies dedicated to the use of artificial intelligence in various aspects of human life in general, and its application in law enforcement activities in particular. The focus of this study is a comprehensive legal assessment of the potential application of artificial intelligence technologies in law enforcement activities, as well as the identification of legal and organizational issues arising during their implementation and practical application. The importance of the research is determined by the necessity for a thorough and comprehensive analysis of the possibilities for broader integration of artificial intelligence technologies in law enforcement activities. The author analyzes the existing scientific works in the Russian legal reality that explore the potential applications of artificial intelligence within the law enforcement system, highlights several areas of using artificial intelligence in law enforcement agencies, identifies problems arising from the use of modern intellectual technologies, and offers recommendations for overcoming these challenges. The methodology of the research consists of regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation, as well as the works of Russian scholars. Both general scientific and specialized research methods were employed in the article. The novelty of the research lies in the author's comprehensive approach to the examined issue, the attempt to systematize the existing scientific experience of Russian scholars, and the formulation of recommendations regarding the studied problem. As a result of the research, the author reaches the following conclusions: the study of the use of artificial intelligence in law enforcement activities cannot be fragmented; it must be conducted within a cohesive interdisciplinary approach that allows for the development of a scientifically grounded concept of the functioning of intelligent systems in law enforcement activities; the regulatory framework governing the procedure for the implementation and operation of algorithmic technologies must be characterized by a high degree of legal certainty, internal coherence, and completeness, excluding the possibility of ambiguous interpretation of the conditions and limits of using artificial intelligence in criminal law relations; the digital transformation of the law enforcement system should be proactive rather than reactive; a significant condition for the effective functioning of intelligent technologies is the creation of a reliable infrastructure for data storage, processing, and protection, which includes technical, organizational, and legal mechanisms for ensuring information security, as well as the continuous updating of data sets and the integration of software complexes used.

law enforcement agencies, artificial intelligence, police, crime, internal affairs agencies, expert systems, crime investigation, digitalization, activities of law enforcement agencies, face recognition technology