Video: Scientists have found a way in real life to catch criminals one week before they carry out the crimes

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Video: Scientists have found a way in real life to catch criminals one week before they carry out the crimes

Ishanu Chattopadhyay, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Chicago and senior author of the study said that creating a digital twin of urban environments that uses data from what happened in the past, will tell you what’s going to happen in the future.

Watch the video of the Real-Life Algorithm that predicts crime with up to 90% accuracy of preventing crimes a week before it happens

Be it weird as it may be, the post on scientists finding a way to catch criminals one week before they carry out the crimes is an exciting and welcomed one.

In the news report on Oddity Central, with the headline: ‘’Real-Life Minority Report – Algorithm Predicts Crime With Up to 90% Accuracy’’, scientists at the University of Chicago have developed a new algorithm that forecasts crime with up to 90% accuracy by analyzing data and learning patterns.

According to the report, a team of researchers claims to have come up with a real-world, AI-powered system, not Minority Report, that is also able to predict future crimes using data with an accuracy of 90% without Precogs.

Scientists have developed a new algorithm that forecasts crime with up to 90% accuracy by analyzing data and learning patterns. Image credit: Photo by Андрей Сизов on Unsplash

Minority Report is a very popular sci-fi film about a special police unit that unravels murder mysteries so that they can arrest murderers before they commit their crimes with the help of three clairvoyant humans called Precogs, which can visualize impending homicides.

Data and social scientists from the University of Chicago have developed an advanced algorithm that works by learning patterns in time and geographic locations from public data on violent and property crimes.

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The model, which was tested and validated using historical data from Chicago around two broad categories of crimes: violent crimes (homicides, assaults, and batteries) and property crimes (burglaries, thefts, and motor vehicle thefts), and, according to the recently-published study, could predict future crimes one week in advance with about 90% accuracy.

Seemingly, the accuracy of the new algorithm’s predictions was up to 90% and worked not only for Chicago, but also with data from seven other U.S. cities: Atlanta, Austin, Detroit, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Portland, and San Francisco.

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