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The Perils and Promise of A.I. in Criminal Justice
Join me on January 16th for a discussion on “The Perils and Promise of A.I. in Criminal Justice."
While we haven't quite reached RoboCop territory, imagine a world where AI analyzes all of the evidence, witness testimony, and crime scene data available while comparing it to what the suspect is saying during the interrogation. This scenario is not too far fetched.
AI-generated police reports from bodycam footage aren't just thought experiments anymore - they are a reality. What’s next? AI generated warrants based upon probable cause from an AI detective?
As a former felony prosecutor and trial court judge, who also ran specialty courts, I'll join an outstanding panel to explore how the criminal justice system needs to learn how to balance these powerful investigative tools with protecting constitutional rights and maintaining essential human judgment. The future of criminal justice is arriving faster than we expected.
Thursday, Jan 16, 2025
2:00 PM EST
Webinar - The Federalist Society
Register now: https://fedsoc.org/events/the-perils-and-promise-of-a-i-in-criminal-justice
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