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Innocent Until Predicted Guilty? Artificial Intelligence and Police Decision-Making
Alexander BabutaRUSI Newsbrief, 29 March 2018
Organised Crime and Policing, Policing and Security, Domestic Security, Technology
The use of artificial intelligence and algorithms has the potential to enhance various aspects of criminal justice decision-making. However, these capabilities bring with them a number of complex ethical and legal considerations, which are at present quite poorly understood.
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Alexander Babuta was a Research Fellow at RUSI before leaving in February 2021. His research covers a range of areas relating to... read more
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