crime, security, and zemiology

"ive.pics" - the "prove everything you know" platform, with visualisation tools such as AR, alongside embedded deep neural networks (AI)

The objective of this platform is to make it possible for those working in, with, for and under:

• criminal justice systems,
• our state security agencies and those of our allies, and
• in contexts where harm is taking place which is currently not strictly illegal but is nevertheless damaging to Western liberal-style democracies,

to “prove everything you know”, particularly in an intuitive sense.

In our judgement, criminology and sociology's "dark figure" exists precisely because of:

• the symbolic language which organised criminal gangs, and both illegal and legal mafias, have used,
• throughout criminology and zemiology's history,
• to coerce their victims and collaborators into activities
• whose coercion leaves little or no audit trail for traditional criminal justice to successfully prosecute.

The experience of crime victims may both be that:

• they become frustrated at the criminal justice system's inability to validate their experiences of crime in a timely fashion;
• they become personally frustrated when "having a hunch" about something, and being unable to constructively capture, evidence, and validate it.

In the latter case, if validation were possible, it might of course demonstrate not that the hunch is accurate but, instead, incorrect; either outcome, however, would be better than never knowing for sure who was in the right.

It is therefore:

• the intuitive perceptions of, and
• the specific content delivered by

such symbolic communication that we aim to capture using our proposed software platforms and tools, in order to eliminate much if not all of current "dark figure".