This study explores the development and implementation of an artificial intelligence (AI) model designed to predict illegal border crossing locations, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of national border security measures. By integrating and analyzing diverse data sources, – including satellite imagery, social media, and environmental factors, – this AI model aims to identify potential migration patterns and high-risk areas for illegal crossing. This research highlights the model’s ability to provide real-time risk assessments, offering a novel approach to border security that surpasses traditional methods in terms of both efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The model’s adaptability, continuous learning capabilities, and user-friendly interfaces ensure its relevance in addressing contemporary border-security challenges. This article contributes to the ongoing discourse on the application of AI in national security by proposing a solution that leverages technology for improved coordination among immigration services, government organizations, and international bodies.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Model Development Framework For The Protection Of State Borders, With A Focus On Analyzing Behavioral Patterns
Amirali Kerimovs<p>Transport and Telecommunication Institute</p>