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FBI Used AI To Crack Trump's Assassination Case? Inside White House Dinner Shooting's Investigation
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4:14Now PlayingThe FBI reportedly used an AI-powered digital forensics platform, Exterro's FTK Suite, to rapidly process large volumes of digital evidence during the investigation into the alleged attempted assassination at the 2026 White House Correspondents' Dinner. According to Axios, the software helped organize data from phones, computers, surveillance footage, cloud accounts, emails, and financial records, enabling investigators to review evidence within a tight deadline. Officials emphasized that AI only assisted with evidence organization and analysis, while investigative decisions, arrests, and criminal charges remained the responsibility of human agents. The case highlights AI's expanding role in modern law enforcement and digital forensics.
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FBI Used AI To Crack Trump's Assassination Case? Inside White House Dinner Shooting's Investigation
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