A facial recognition match can take seconds. Proving that the person identified is actually responsible for a crime can take much longer.

In this episode of AI Today, host Dr. Allen Badeau investigates the growing use of artificial intelligence in law enforcement and the criminal justice system, examining how facial recognition errors can lead to wrongful arrests, prolonged detention, and serious legal consequences.

On AI Today, host Dr. Allen Badeau examines a high-stakes shift in military artificial intelligence: systems moving from assisting human decisions toward initiating actions under human monitoring. Drawing from publicly available reporting and his own experience developing AI technology used in military exercises, Dr. Badeau explains how faster intelligence processing and AI-assisted targeting are transforming the speed and structure of modern warfare.

On AI Today, host Dr. Allen Badeau turns to one of artificial intelligence’s most consequential advances: detecting cancer before symptoms appear. AI models are already identifying subtle warning signs of pancreatic, kidney, and prostate cancers in medical scans—sometimes years before traditional diagnosis. But finding disease sooner creates a new challenge: making sure patients can actually access the care that early detection makes possible.