Food Tech Event

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Exploration of AI's impact on criminal justice systems, enhancing accuracy, efficiency, and fairness in decision-making processes. Discussion on 'smart' criminal justice systems leveraging AI for predictive policing and data-driven insights. Emphasis on ethical implementation of AI to safeguard against biases and protect individual rights. Technical sessions covering AI fundamentals and privacy-preserving big data technologies. Analysis of AI applications in criminal proceedings, shifting from reactive to proactive crime-fighting approaches. Addressing risks posed by AI and robotics in the criminal justice domain and proposing remedial solutions. Key topics include AI essentials for legal practitioners, robots causing harm, crime prediction using AI, facial recognition in policing, bias in machine learning, and AI in sentencing. Target audience: defense lawyers, in-house counsel, judges, prosecutors, law enforcement authorities, civil servants, and policymakers in criminal law. Hybrid event format offering both face-to-face participation in Valletta and online streaming via Zoom. Early registration discount of 10% available until April 21, 2026.