States can—and should—regulate AI in criminal justice | Brookings
OPINION48 days ago|Discuss (0)|Crime & Justice
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The article argues that while AI has the potential to improve the criminal justice system, its unchecked use poses significant risks to civil rights and public safety. It calls for state legislatures to implement regulations that mitigate these harms and ensure responsible AI deployment.
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SPAG90
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The article is an opinion piece that presents a clear argument for state regulation of AI in criminal justice, but it could benefit from improved conciseness and tighter sourcing of its claims.
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