Traffic Jam uses AI to identify Perpetrators in Sex Trafficking

The company’s flagship tool, Traffic Jam, uses AI like facial recognition to help law enforcement find victims and enable them to take down organized criminal networks. In 2019, Traffic Jam was used to identify an estimated 3,800 victims of sex trafficking. Traffic Jam is used by law enforcement agencies in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

Benefits

Searching vulnerability indicators of human trafficking.
Online information discovery for case building
Organized crime detection for disrupting systemic trafficking
Geo-location mapping of brothels and massage parlors
Monitoring trends for resource planning

Main Features

AI to trawl through patterns and trends in online activity
Actionable Intelligence

Primary Audience

Law Enforcement
Government
Private Sector

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Crime Analyst

LA Region Human Trafficking Task Force

Traffic Jam User

Crime Analyst

LA Region Human Trafficking Task Force

The amazing customer service (along with just a better tool) is why I prefer using Traffic Jam.