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Gen Ai Assisted Investigations

  • January 15, 2026
  • 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • Florian Hall - 55 Halllet Street, Boston, MA 02124

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  • Any student who qualifies can request a discount code for registration. Request should be sent to board.maiaai@gmail.com.

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MA-IAAI January Quarterly Training

Date: January 15, 2026

Location: Florian Hall - 55 Hallet Street, Boston, MA 02124

Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm, Registration will begin at 8:00 am.

Price: $50.00 Member, $75.00 Non-member

Topic: Gen Ai Assisted Investigations

Speaker: Dennis Toomey
Director, Fraud and Financial Crime @ PwC | MBA in Leadership

This two-part presentation delves into the transformative role of advanced analytics and generative AI in arson and fire investigations. Attendees will explore cutting-edge techniques for data analysis, pattern recognition, and AI-driven simulations to enhance investigative accuracy and efficiency. Part one focuses on defining and demonstrating the evolution of advanced analytics and Generative AI for fire investigations, while part two is an interactive session that demonstrates through a collaborative demon that examines generative AI's potential used in a simulated fire. Participants will gain insights into leveraging technology to solve complex cases and improve efficiency and fire safety outcomes.

Learning Objectives:

Part 1: Advanced Analytics in Arson and Fire Investigations

  • Define what is AI and understand how it has evolved and how it is currently being used.
  • Understand the role of advanced analytics in enhancing traditional fraud and fire investigation methods.
  • Identify key data sources and how they contribute to pattern recognition in fire investigations.
  • Learn to apply analytical tools to interpret data and generate actionable insights.
  • Evaluate case studies where analytics have improved investigative outcomes.
  • Develop skills to integrate analytics into existing fire investigation processes.

Part 2: Generative AI in Arson and Fire Investigations

  • Comprehend the fundamentals of generative AI and its applications in fire investigations.
  • Explore how AI can simulate fire scenarios to aid in case analysis.
  • Assess AI's capacity to predict fire behavior and improve safety measures.
  • Examine ethical considerations and limitations of using AI in investigations.
  • Formulate strategies to implement generative AI while ensuring investigative integrity.

Be sure to register today.


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