
The new system automates the preparation of procedural documents for law enforcement agencies
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The system was developed by the Research Center for Artificial Intelligence of the Presidential Academy to automate the routine work of employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The Artificial Intelligence Research Center of the Presidential Academy presented the intelligent system “AI Assistant to the Precinct Officer” for law enforcement agencies.
The system allows you to upload various inspection materials, recognize them and generate ready-made draft procedural documents in docx format.
Currently, AI supports 15 types of documents, including resolutions, notifications, explanations and protocols under the Criminal Procedure Code and the Code of Administrative Offences.
MOSCOW, September 3 - RIA Novosti. Scientists at the Presidential Academy have developed an intelligent system, “AI Assistant to the Precinct Officer,” which can take on routine tasks of preparing procedural documents, the university’s press service told RIA Novosti.
“The Artificial Intelligence Research Center of the Presidential Academy presented an innovative development for law enforcement agencies - the intelligent system “AI Assistant to the Precinct Officer”. The system will take over the routine of preparing procedural documents, while the final decisions will remain with the Ministry of Internal Affairs officer,” the message says.
It is specified that the system allows you to upload multi-format verification materials (applications, scans, images, audio dictations), recognize them and generate ready-made draft procedural documents in docx format.
Currently, AI supports 15 types of documents, including resolutions, notifications, explanations and protocols under the Criminal Procedure Code and the Code of Administrative Offences.
The university noted that the development was implemented in the form of a full-fledged web application with a role system, archive and history of prepared documents. Particular attention is paid to information security: the implementation of AI requires a secure circuit, access control, logging of all actions and a special regime for working with personal data.

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