TED Tech Can AI catch criminals at sea? | Dyhia Belhabib
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May 31, 2024 Dyhia Belhabib, a maritime crime fighter, discusses using AI tool Heva to detect and stop crimes at sea. She explores combatting modern-day piracy, drug smuggling, and more. The podcast delves into the investigation of illegal activities on vessels, challenges in combating maritime crimes, and the necessity of AI technology to proactively track criminals.
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The Asian Warrior
- Dyhia Belhabib investigated a Spanish-owned vessel, the Asian Warrior, in Dakar, Senegal, suspected of illegal fishing.
- She found crewmen living in poor conditions, indicators of modern-day slavery.
Ocean Crimes
- Ocean crimes range from illegal fishing and drug trafficking to even murder, often going undetected due to the vastness of the ocean.
- Lack of visibility and limited surveillance enable criminals to exploit international waters.
Shooting at Sea
- A video showed people being shot at from a boat, highlighting the lawlessness of the high seas.
- The video's existence only came to light because it was found on a phone left in a taxi.