US Army test computer vision for an enemy infrastructure recognition system in real-time

Chinese authorities trial facial recognition technology to identify parallel traders at Hong Kong-Shenzhen border

Dutch police plan to use machine learning to detect illegal substances sent in the mail based on X-rays

HM Prison Service trials facial recognition to identify visitors and reduce contraband

Hanwha Aerospace supply Korean military with SGR-A1 autonomous sentry gun to protect their border with North Korea

New Delhi Police reunites 2900 children who were in temporary care institutions with their families using facial recognition

One concern optimises emergency crews distribution during natural disasters with machine learning

Orlando Police Department cross-references faces against persons of interest in a pilot use of facial recognition technology

Patriot One are developing concealed weapon identification from deploying machine learning on radar-generated images

Pentagon research project to build threat warning system to counter North Korean nuclear programme.

Smiths Detection detects lithium-ion batteries in airport luggage using deep learning

The EU to pilot automated border-control system to enhance security at borders

The US Department of Homeland Security plans to pilot identifying travellers leaving the United States via automobile using a facial recognition system

The identifies impostors at airports with facial recognition technology

University of Southern California researchers predict risk of violent protest with a Twitter-based model

West Midlands Police anticipates violent crime with predictive policing using machine learning

Wildlife Protection Solutions combats illegal wildlife poaching with deep learning

Deep Sentinel identifies neighbourhood security threats using machine vision that can detect potential intruders and other events

Durham Police Constabulary improves custody decisions by predicting whether offenders will re-offend using machine learning that results in 98% avoidance of false negatives

Jiangxi Province Police in China used facial recognition technology to identify and arrest a single person of interest in a concert crowd of 60,000

Netherlands police prioritises which cold cases merit further investigation using DNA new testing techniques through AI analysis

South Wales police had a 92% false positive rate using facial recognition at the 2017 Champions League final

The London Metropolitan Police trial facial recognition in central areas to identify wanted persons during the holiday season

The NYPD searched through surveillance footage using facial recognition

The US National Security Agency achieves false positive rate of 0.008% for identifying potential terrorist accomplices using machine learning

US Army plans to test machine learning for predictive maintenance on combat vehicles

University of Technology Sydney develops deep learning-enabled UAV to save swimmers from sharks

London Metropolitan Police plan automatically detecting illegal and inappropriate material on confiscated devices

Spanish National Police identifies false robbery reports with over 80% accuracy using machine learning and natural language processing

US Department of the Air Force plans to use AI system to assist employees with acquisition and procurement rules and guidelines