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The event titled "Law Enforcement Using Artificial Intelligence - Would That Be Possible?" is hosted at the Institute of Forensic Medicine in Basel, Switzerland. The session will feature a distinguished lecture by Prof. Sabine Gless, who serves as the Chair of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at the Faculty of
Highlights
Distinguished lecture by Prof. Sabine Gless, Chair of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at the University of Basel. Exploration of AI integration within criminal prosecution, focusing on technological advancements and legal implications. Assessment of AI's practicality in various stages of criminal proceedings, including forensic analyses and automated penalty orders. Emphasis on legal perspectives regarding AI capabilities and the importance of human oversight in law enforcement decisions. Approximately 45-50 minute lecture followed by a Q&A session for in-depth discussion.
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