The new AI tool, geoFOR, is designed to assist in determining the time of death by analyzing data from decomposing bodies. Developed by scientists at Clemson University, this tool combines a database of over 3,200 cases with AI capabilities to enhance accuracy in forensic investigations. It aims to provide a more reliable method than the often dramatized portrayals seen in crime shows.
geoFOR utilizes various data points, including the body's location, condition, and environmental factors, to make its assessments. The tool's development highlights the potential of AI in forensic science, showcasing how technology can improve traditional investigative methods. While still in the early stages, geoFOR represents a significant step forward in the application of AI for real-world problem-solving.
• geoFOR combines AI with a database for forensic time of death analysis.
• The tool uses data from over 3,200 cases to enhance accuracy.
AI refers to the technology that enables machines to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence.
Forensic science involves applying scientific methods to solve crimes, often using data analysis.
Machine learning is a subset of AI that allows systems to learn from data and improve over time.
Clemson University is involved in developing geoFOR, an AI tool for forensic investigations.
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