# 2026-05 ACIN Materials Define the Statewide Incident-Data and AI Platform By 2026-05-15, ACIN had assembled public-facing materials describing a statewide system that connects participating RMS platforms, supports near-real-time incident-data sharing, and offers cross-jurisdiction search, relationship analysis, pattern detection, dashboards, alerts, and AI assistance. The same package framed the system as federated, human-controlled, and outside the categories of criminal-intelligence database, public surveillance system, mass-surveillance platform, predictive policing, and citizen dossiers ([[ACIN Executive Overview 2026-05-15]], pp. 1-3, "share and analyze incident-report information in near real time"; "relationship analysis, investigative dashboards, pattern identification, and real-time investigative alerts"; [[ACIN AI Fact Sheet]], p. 1, "possible connections between people, vehicles, locations, and events"; [[ACIN FAQ 2026-05-15]], p. 1, "not designed for mass surveillance activities"). ## Sources - [[ACIN Executive Overview 2026-05-15]] - [[ACIN AI Fact Sheet]] - [[ACIN FAQ 2026-05-15]] - [[ACIN One-Page Fact Sheet]] - [[ACIN Privacy and Security Overview 2026-05-15]] ## Significance This is the corpus's first direct ACIN record and extends the interoperability inquiry beyond ALPR platforms to shared incident-report data and AI-assisted investigative analysis. Because the release is a media package rather than underlying governance or technical records, its claims remain statements by ACIN pending the rest of the rolling production.