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Two universities in Mexico are developing new artificial intelligence tools to assist in finding over 134,000 missing people. UNAM created Regresa to generate age-progressed faces using 75 volunteer data points, while Ibero-American University maps cases by gender and age. These projects aim to improve search efforts for victims of cartel violence where investigations have stalled for years.
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