USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR ANALYSIS OF ORGANIZED CRIME IN SÃO FÉLIX DO XINGU-PA

Abstract

This paper analyses the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to combat organized crime in São Félix do Xingu, a region characterized by its vast territorial area and governance challenges. The methodology adopted was qualitative, through a literature review covering publications from the last five years on the application of AI in public security. The study’s main objective was to explore how AI can be used to identify patterns in the activities of criminal organizations, while also considering the technical, operational, ethical and legal challenges involved. The results indicate that AI has great potencial to improve security in remote areas, offering tools such as RPA drones, satellites and sensors, which allow for continuous surveillance and the detection of suspicious patterns in real time. However, challenges such as lack of infrastructure, internet connectivity and ethical concerns need to be overcome to ensure effectiveness and fairness in the application of AI. The work suggests practical solutions, including the use of satellite internet and renewable energy, as well as the formation of public-private partnerships and the creation of community committees to oversee the use of the technology. The study’s limitations include its reliance on existing literature and the lack of specific empirical data on the municipality of São Félix do Xingu. For future research, we recommend carrying out field studies and implementing pilot projects, with the involvement of the local community, to validate and adjust the proposed strategies.