‘Crime AI System’ can finally solve the murder of JonBenét Ramsey

“If you hire a team of people to go through all the JonBenét files without AI, it will probably take years for them to come up with the necessary knowledge to even come close to solving the case,” he said. ‘They can ask [Crime Owl] asking questions and making connections that they may not have noticed before.

“It’s the ultimate investigative assistant to solve crimes faster.”

According to the 40-year-old, he is already working with West Valley, Utah, police, who are using the system to solve another infamous case: missing housewife Susan Powell, 28, who was reported missing by her husband, Josh, in 2009.

Renowned private investigator Jason Jensen is also embracing the new technology, saying, “AI can literally take any data, organize it into a single file, and reference names and contents.”