Facial recognition technology: How gardaí plan to use AI in major crime investigations

The scenes of unhinged violence and looting on Dublin’s O’Connell St less than two years ago are still fresh in people’s memories.

The task of identifying those involved in the rioting and criminality on November 23, 2023, has proved to be a colossal undertaking — one largely done manually.

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