Acer Information helps Central Police University build AI investigation simulation system

Acer Information has helped Taiwan’s Central Police University turn fragmented investigative information into interactive training scenarios through a new AI-assisted simulation system.

The system combines multi-agent AI, intelligence analysis and professional knowledge technologies. It is designed for three main uses: simulated investigations, knowledge guidance and learning assessment. The university formally presented the results during its anniversary celebrations.

The platform uses retrieval-augmented generation, document and image analysis, reasoning checks and difference analysis. Its closed, on-premises deployment integrates data, knowledge, simulated investigative work and digital assessment in one learning environment.

Acer Information General Manager Chou Hsing-jung said the company brought its experience in AI, data analysis and enterprise platform construction into police education. She said the system would give students a training environment closer to practical investigative thinking and problem-solving.

Central Police University President Huang Ming-chao said AI could help students deal with increasingly complex technology crimes. He said it could also speed up the search and understanding of complicated legal provisions and case information, while strengthening intelligence assessment, investigative procedures and legal application. The system’s digital feedback and assessment functions are intended to improve teaching quality and learning precision.

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AI can become an important tool for cultivating investigative thinking and professional capabilities.