No ways rapidly rising crime rates due to digital fraud and which is limited access to real-time environmental updates, group of users struggle to stay informed and get quick assistance through various emergencies situations. This paper mainly focus on develops an intelligent, secure interactive chatbot to support strengthen for public safety for safely livelihood and digital crime , fraud awareness. This awareness acting as a digital link up between users and law enforcement securely, the chatbot identifies to provides local crime statistics with auto updates, practical safety guidelines, and access to essential support customer support services. It majorly queries a controlled crime dataset to assist user requests and helps users understand nearby current crime patterns and trends. Using NLP and ML methods, the proposed system identifies user intent and key challenging entities to generate exact accurate, conversational replies based on situational demands. The designed chatbot is wisely neural network model for query deep classification and NLTK for text cleaning, image and preprocessing. It also supports additionally online complaint registration, confirmations nearby police stations through an interactive map connecting platforms, and includes an SOS alert feature for urgent situations using Traffic Management System to it improves user accessibility, awareness, and communication for safer communities.

Keywords : Public Safety Chatbot, Crime Awareness System , NLP, Neural Network–Based Query Classification

Author : D Aruna Kumari

Title : CIVIC EYE : AI - Powered Public Safety Assistant

Volume/Issue : 2026;3(1 (January - March))

Page No : 86 - 90

The rapid development of 6G networks requires a communication system that can interpret and convey the hidden meaning of multimodal data rather than raw signals. Semantic communication is needed because it helps systems recognize and transmit the intended meaning of multimodal data. The current paper proposes a new model, the Advanced Multi-Modal Semantic Communication (AIMMSC) framework, for image-based semantic communication only. The suggested system relies on a hybrid ResNet-ViT architecture to detect and encode high-level visual semantics into a compact latent space, enabling resilient and efficient image communication over a low-bandwidth, noisy channel via a contrastive learning-powered semantic space with attention and transformers. AIMMSC's performance in eight key areas, including semantic accuracy, latency, robustness to noise, cross-modal alignment, adaptability, energy efficiency, and scalability, was compared with five new semantic communication models: DeepSC, Semantic-SC, CLIP-Comm, Auto-SC, and Transformer-SC. Experimental results show that IMMSC outperforms other approaches, improving semantic correctness by 19%, robustness by 22%, and cross-modal alignment by an average of 27%. The integration of several modalities into a single latent space and the use of deep semantic encoding are the sources of these developments. Such an approach lays the foundation for intelligent, context-aware communication. In next-generation networks, it dramatically improves the effectiveness and applicability of data interchange. For 6G applications like remote healthcare, extended reality (XR), and driverless cars, this foundation is essential.

Keywords : 6G communication, Advanced Multi-Modal, Semantic Communication, ResNet-ViT, Deep Learning.

Author : T Venkata Krishnamoorthy , M Dharani , Ch Vijayalakshmi , N Subba Rayudu

Title : Advanced Multi-Modal Semantic Communication Using Hybrid ResNet-ViT Architecture for 6G Applications

Volume/Issue : 2026;3(1 (January - March))

Page No : 74 - 85

Kidney diseases such as cysts, stones, and tumors are a major global health burden, often remaining undiagnosed until advanced stages due to limited access to specialized care. While deep learning models like YOLOv8 have shown promise in automating detection from medical images, their performance is often hindered by class imbalance and poor feature discrimination in complex clinical data. This paper introduces an enhanced deep learning framework for the accurate multi-class classification of kidney abnormalities from computed tomography (CT) scans. Our novel approach integrates a Convolutional Block Attention Module (CBAM) into the YOLOv8 architecture, enabling the model to focus diagnostically relevant regions within the kidney. To address significant class imbalance, we adopt a Focal Loss function, which prioritizes difficult and underrepresented cases during training. We further enhance model robustness through an advanced data augmentation pipeline incorporating mixup and cutmix strategies. The proposed system is trained and evaluated on a publicly available dataset of 12,446 annotated CT images across four categories: cyst, tumor, stone, and normal. Experimental results demonstrate a substantial improvement over the baseline YOLOv8 model, achieving an overall classification accuracy of 91.47%, with precision, recall, and F1-scores of 90.32%, 88.76%, and 89.21%, respectively. Notably, the recall for the critical and often-missed tumor class improved from 30.41% to 82.34%. This work presents a significant step toward reliable, automated diagnostic support, offering a tool that can assist clinicians in early and accurate detection of renal pathologies, thereby improving patient outcomes.

Keywords : Kidney Abnormality Detection, Computed Tomography (CT), YOLOv8, Attention Mechanism.

Author : S Mahammed Sajid , T Abdul Raheem , P Veeresh , Gandla Nagappa

Title : An Attention-Enhanced YOLOv8 Model For Accurate Multi-Class Kidney Abnormality Detection in CT Imaging

Volume/Issue : 2026;3(1 (January - March))

Page No : 68 - 73

Contrastive vision-language models (VLMs) like CLIP have shown that they can do well on zero-shot classification tasks, but their accuracy relies a lot on how effectively the prompts are built. To solve this problem, we use GPT-4 to make prompts that are more visually descriptive, which makes CLIP more flexible when working with fine-grained picture collections. We put up a whole pipeline on the CUB-200 bird species dataset, starting with preprocessing the images (resizing, converting to greyscale, and bilateral filtering) and then utilizing statistical measures and the Gray-Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM) to extract features. The dataset is divided into training and testing sets, and VGG-19 is used for transfer learning to classify the data. This gives a solid visual baseline. To make the text space more interesting, GPT-4 is used to provide extensive visual explanations for each class label. These descriptions are then added to CLIP’s text embedding space. These embeddings match the outputs of CLIP’s visual encoder, which makes it easier to interpret things from different modes. Using criteria like accuracy, F1-score, precision, recall, and mistake rate to test the suggested technique shows that it works better than typical CLIP prompts for categorization. Finally, a web site is built using Python, Streamlit, HTML, and CSS that lets users input pictures and get predictions with full details. This study shows how feature-based preprocessing, deep transfer learning, and GPT-4-enhanced prompt engineering may work together to greatly improve zero-shot classification accuracy in fine-grained image recognition tasks.

Keywords : GPT-4, Classification, Transfer Learning, Computer Vision

Author : Ramireddy Sasidhar Reddy , A V Santhosh Kumar

Title : A Hybrid Framework Combining Preprocessing, VGG-19 Transfer Learning, and GPT Enhanced CLIP for Fine-Grained Classification

Volume/Issue : 2026;3(1 (January - March))

Page No : 60 - 67

Reproducing machine learning results across teams and hardware often fails due to hidden randomness, drifting datasets, and unstable environments that alter metrics without visible changes to code or intent. ReproQuorum virtualizes randomness with scoped, counter‑based generators, derives hash‑locked master seeds from commit, dataset fingerprints, and canonicalized configuration, emits signed JSON‑LD provenance receipts, and packages a Nix‑pinned OCI capsule for deterministic re‑execution. Repository continuous integration targets a benchmark quorum of ≥ 2 public datasets per task; the reported experiments enforce ≥ 1 dataset per task. Across named entity recognition (WNUT 2017) and extractive question answering (SQuAD v1.1), replication attains Tier‑A on matched architectures (byte‑identical) and Tier‑B across CPU↔CUDA (metric‑identical with Δ≤10^(-6)). Performance improves by +1.1 F1 on WNUT and +0.7 F1 / +0.6 EM on SQuAD under equal budgets. Capsules and receipts enable one‑command verification and reduce ambiguity about seeds, data, and environments. Code, data manifests, checkpoints, capsules, and model cards are released with signed receipts and container digests to support independent validation.

Keywords : Reproducibility, Determinism, Provenance, Benchmark Quorum, OCI Containers, RNG Virtualization.

Author : Surya Pavan Kumar Gudla , Preeti Nutipalli , T Chalapathi Rao

Title : ReproQuorum : Signed, Scope Deterministic Pipelines and Benchmark Quorums for Verifiable ML Reproducibility

Volume/Issue : 2026;3(1 (January - March))

Page No : 52 - 59