Featured on the New York City Bar Association Podcast, Beasley Firm attorney Andrew Warshawer and the Presidential Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies discuss the ramifications of AI usage in criminal prosecutions. The panel explore how AI is reshaping criminal investigations in the fictional city of Wexford, a place now relying on AI-enabled tools with a black box provision that obscures how the technology works.
AI is rapidly emerging as a powerful force capable of influencing many critical aspects of society, including the criminal justice system. It has the potential to transform how law enforcement analyzes data and supports investigations, while also raising important questions about bias, fairness, and accountability in prosecutions. Warshawer highlighted the transformative potential, noting, “The first real killer apps are going to be turning gigantic data sets into useable insights.”
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New York City Bar Association · AI and Civil Liberties: Law Enforcement in "Wexford"

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