Face and Action Detection for Crime Prevention: Balancing Promise and Ethical Considerations
A P Jyothi, Mushkan Kumar, Vusala Sri Sai Pravallika, Rishika Saha, Konte Sanjana, V Sree Varshitha, Anirudh Shankar, Ashwath Narayan · 2023
This research paper explores the pivotal role of face detection and action detection technologies in the realm of crime prevention. The application of action detection technology is particularly significant as it serves as an invaluable investigative tool for the detection and prevention of criminal activities, mitigating imminent threats to health and safety, bolstering public protection, and enhancing overall security measures. The overarching objective of this project is to leverage these technologies for crime detection and to augment contemporary security frameworks through technological advancements. Face and action detection technology represent promising innovations in the field of crime prevention, gaining widespread recognition in recent times. This paper underscores the substantial potential of these technologies in curbing violent crime. Nevertheless, it underscores the need for a comprehensive examination of the ethical implications pertaining to discrimination and privacy, emphasizing the importance of striking a delicate balance between security and personal liberties. When implemented thoughtfully and ethically, these systems have the potential to serve as instrumental tools in safeguarding public safety and reducing crime rates, offering a promising avenue for future exploration and implementation.