Justin Sun: Team Successfully Develops Proprietary AI Detective System, Allocates $100 Million to Reward White Hat Hackers and Relevant Law Enforcement Agencies
BlockBeats news, on March 26, Justin Sun posted on social media stating that his team has independently developed an AI detective system capable of systematically processing complex case data and identifying criminal suspects in a very short time to assist judicial authorities in bringing them to justice.
So far, the total value of criminal cases analyzed by this system has exceeded 1 billion US dollars. It will allocate 10%—that is, a total of 100 million US dollars—as rewards, which will be used to incentivize white-hat contributors who provide key clues and participating law enforcement agencies.
This AI detective system will initially be deployed in collaboration with judicial authorities in China, Hong Kong, the United States, and the UAE, as well as other jurisdictions interested in these cases.
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