FAQ
CrimeTracer Gen3 introduces optional AI-assisted features designed to support investigative efficiency, such as:
No. CrimeTracer AI does not perform real-time surveillance, monitoring, or automated decision-making. AI operates only on data replicated from systems of record exists within CrimeTracer and only when a user intentionally engages the feature.
No. CrimeTracer Gen3 does not use facial recognition, biometric identification, or person-tracking AI of any kind. AI features do not identify individuals based on images, video, or biometric attributes.
No. AI in CrimeTracer is strictly assistive, not autonomous. It:
CrimeTracer AI only accesses:
No. Agency data is never used to train, retrain, or improve AI models. Your data remains your data, and AI interactions are isolated to your environment.
Yes, AI interactions are stored for auditing and CJIS compliance purposes. AI interaction data is Not shared across agencies.
Yes. AI features (Chatbot, Summarization, Entity Extraction) in CrimeTracer Gen3 are:
CrimeTracer AI adheres to the same CJIS-aligned security controls as the rest of the platform, including:
No. AI does not modify, overwrite, or alter source records. All AI outputs (such as summaries) are derived views, clearly identified with AI-specific coloring.
Like any assistive tool, AI outputs should be reviewed and validated by users. CrimeTracer positions AI as a time-saving aid, not a source of truth. Original records and linked data remain the authoritative source.
Traditional CrimeTracer analytics:
AI features:
AI is designed to enhance, not disrupt, workflows. Agencies can opt out of AI features at their own discretion and continue using CrimeTracer exactly as they do today if desired.
Agencies can:
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