Im Netz der Beweise: Kriminalistik und KI - Analyse Biometrie Forensik Methoden
Stefan K. Braun, Alexander Burggraf, Markus Höhner, Torsten Huschbeck, Kim Stefanie Kreins, Maximilian Maas, Laetitia Orzeske, Lorena Sternowski, Tobias Barthelt, Julian Busch
Publisher: MCDP International UG
Summary
In forensic practice, forensics begins with the search for evidence at the crime scene. Modern forensics involves systematically identifying, ruling out, analysing and reconstructing criminal acts. This issue examines the state of research and methods in criminalistics and forensics from a scientific and practical perspective. Biometric methods such as fingerprint technology, facial recognition and speech analysis are promising approaches to personal authentication. Professional deepfakes can hardly be visually distinguished from real content. Artificial intelligence plays a key role, but brings with it high computing requirements and ethical questions. The rehabilitation of criminals is also an important challenge that is being further exacerbated by digitalisation. Forensic methods are developing rapidly and AI-based tools are increasingly being used. At the same time, the risk of identity concealment is growing with the digitalisation of justice. The edited volume offers insights into current developments and methods, completed by a digital supplement.
Available since: 01/24/2025.
Print length: 313 pages.
