This is the most dangerous area in Colombia by July 2025, according to AI.

Colombia is a vast territory , home to some highly dangerous areas . In this context, and according to the revelation provided by ChatGPT, it was possible to determine the territory in question, considering what could happen during the month of July 2025.

The artificial intelligence-based tool issued its opinion based on security reports, crime rates, and information from organizations such as the Ombudsman's Office, among others. Considering all these variables, Cauca is considered the country's most at-risk area due to mass kidnappings by FARC dissidents . It should be noted that there is a significant criminal presence in this territory, as well as some individuals who threaten communities. (See more: What is the most delicious brand of coffee that all Colombians consume the most, according to AI?) On the other hand, ChatGPT also considered Catatumbo in Norte de Santander to be a sensitive area, along with Chocó, Putumayo, Guaviare, and Meta.

What happened to the soldiers held by resident FARC groups?

Through his X account (a social network formerly known as Twitter), Armando Benedetti, Minister of the Interior, referred to the efforts to capture the alleged kidnappers.

"The 57 soldiers were rescued in an operation coordinated by Army and Police troops . More than 20 people have been captured in flagrante delicto for kidnapping," he said.

(See more: These are the 7 towns near Bogotá where you could live peacefully with your family.) Along the same lines, Defense Minister Pedro Sánchez Suárez asserted that soldiers and police officers "have the absolute support of the State ," he said. " We abide by International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights. Our soldiers and police officers also have rights like any other citizen. The National Government's intention to negotiate in no way affects our constitutional mission," he maintained in statements to the media and in an audiovisual piece that can be viewed through the institutional networks of the ministry he represents.