Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the federal government's approach to various missions, particularly within the Department of Homeland Security. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is at the forefront of this technological shift, exploring AI applications to enhance border security. The agency is focusing on three primary use cases: identity verification, drug detection, and IT optimization.
In identity verification, CBP aims to integrate AI with biometric tools to improve the accuracy and speed of processing travelers. The agency is also leveraging AI to combat the growing fentanyl crisis by enhancing drug detection capabilities at border checkpoints. Furthermore, CBP's new IT strategy emphasizes a data-driven approach, utilizing AI to optimize operations and develop scalable applications across various use cases.
• CBP is integrating AI for identity verification and drug detection.
• New IT strategy focuses on data-driven AI applications for border security.
Artificial intelligence is being utilized by CBP to enhance border security operations.
CBP employs biometrics to identify individuals at border checkpoints, integrating AI for improved accuracy.
Machine learning is being implemented by CBP to enhance drug detection capabilities at border checkpoints.
CBP is exploring AI technologies to improve border security and operational efficiency.
DHS supports initiatives like CBP's AI integration to enhance national security efforts.
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