Artificial intelligence integrated into strategically placed street cameras, as well as life-size 3D holograms of police officers, are the new ally of security and crime prevention in Seoul, South Korea.

Now, combating crime in crowded areas and preventing crime is more efficient thanks to the presence of this mechanism considered the police of the future, the crime-defying hologram that is set to revolutionize the lives of both citizens and businesses.

The “innovative holographic police officer is projected every night with the aim of deterring crime in crowded areas,” according to media reports, with which the city seeks to “strengthen security in bar areas and spaces frequented by nighttime pedestrians.”

This ingenious experiment, in its pilot phase, is being tested in Judong Park No. 3, in the Jung-gu District, from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. and has surprised passersby, who have received it with curiosity and pleasure.

The key to this hologram, which measures 1.70 meters and cannot actually intervene in a criminal event, is to remind visitors “that there are surveillance cameras everywhere and that, in case of an emergency, the police will respond immediately.”

Regarding the 3D police officer, it is known that it was developed by the hologram specialist Hologrammica, and that “since its implementation, crime in the park has decreased by 22%,” according to the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.

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The recent wave of kidnappings and attempted kidnappings of cryptocurrency holders, particularly in France, has led authorities to arrest more than 20 people involved in these cases.

A meeting between law enforcement authorities and crypto industry players, attended by French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau, shed light on the details of clearly gruesome cases in which the victim was mutilated, and a ransom demanded in cryptocurrency.

Among the decisions, emerging from this meeting, is “security training for cryptocurrency professionals and their families by elite gendarmerie and police units.”

On the other hand, the creation of a work program that helps structurally improve the safety level of industry professionals.

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A study by the Crypto ISAC platform has revealed the preference of criminals for cash for their misdeeds over cryptocurrencies.

Cash leaves no digital footprint, making it almost impossible to detect illicit transactions. Hence, it is the preferred tool of criminals.

In contrast, in the case of cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology “offers greater transparency and traceability.”

Crypto ISAC details in the report that although “it is impossible to track the exact amount of illicit activity in the traditional financial space, the estimated amount of money laundered globally in one year is 2-5 % of the world’s GDP, that is, between 800,000 and 2 trillion dollars.”

For its part, the blockchain company Chainalysis detailed that last year, only “0.34 % of the transaction volume on the chain was linked to illicit activities.”

In any case, cryptocurrencies have been linked to illegal transaction for a long time because of the collapse of exchanges that, in any case, only represent a small part of the total cryptocurrency volume.

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