Crime science

Hi everyone, and welcome to Crime Science.

In this podcast, we explore the science of crime and the practical application of this science for loss prevention and asset protection practitioners, as well as other professionals.

Hello everyone and welcome to this week's LPRC Crime Science Podcast.

I'm your host, Tiffany Frison, and today I'm joined by Beau Nutter.

Beau, do you want to say a little hello?

It's up there today.

And we will see you guys next time.

Thanks for listening to the Crime Science Podcast presented by the Loss Prevention Research Council.

Hi everyone, and welcome to Crime Science.

In this podcast, we explore the science of crime and the practical application of this science for loss prevention and asset protection practitioners, as well as other professionals.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to this edition of the Crime Science Podcast here at LPRC.

I am your host, Beau Nutter.

I'm a research scientist here at LPRC, and today we have an episode with another research scientist, Dr. Sam Yeung, and we will be talking about his recent reports on AI and loss prevention from models to operational value.

I know that I learned a lot just in this short time listening to you talk about AI, but thank you so much for being here today, Sam.

If anybody wants to read this, it should be on the Knowledge Center, so you can read the full report there.

And with that, thank you all for listening today, and we will see you next time on the Crime Science Podcast.

Hi everyone and welcome to Crime Science.

In this podcast, we explore the science of crime and the practical application of this science for loss prevention and asset protection practitioners as well as other professionals.

Hello everyone and welcome to this week's Crime Science podcast here at the LPRC.

I am your host, Tiffany Frison, and this week we are joined by Jacob Judge.

Jacob, do you want to say a little hello? Hi.

And this has been very educational for myself, but thank you so much, Jacob, for joining us today.

Thank you to all of our listeners.

We hope you have enjoyed this episode of the Crime Science Podcast.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to Crime Science.

In this podcast, we explore the science of crime and the practical application of this science for loss prevention and asset protection practitioners, as well as other professionals.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to this week's LPRC's Crime Science Podcast.

I am your host, Tiffany Frison, and this week we're joined by Bo Nutter on the team.

Bo, do you want to say hello? Hi.

And we will

see you next time.

Thanks for listening to the Crime Science Podcast presented by the Loss Prevention Research Council.

Yeah, so I always had an interest in crime and why people commit crime.

So initially for my undergraduate, I studied crime science at University College London in the UK, where you look at crime in a holistic perspective.

So when you put into perspective that crime is as old as humanity, cybercrime is just like a modern branch of an old department, you know? Because cybercrime is just the way people are committing the same type of crimes.

If you think about it, back in the day, maybe you robbed the bank and now you don't need to.