Artificial intelligence crime, war, and justice / edited by Nathalie Rébé.

Other author Rébé, Nathalie.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoUnited Kingdom : Ethics International Press Ltd, 2023.
Descriptionxxv, 332 pages ; 22 cm
Supplemental ContentFull text available from Ebook Central - Academic Complete
Subjects
Justice, Administration of--Computer network resources.
Artificial intelligence--Military applications.
Artificial intelligence--Law and legislation.
Intelligence artificielle--Applications militaires.

Contents Introduction / Nathalie Rébé -- The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by criminals / Nikola Protrka -- Implementing Artificial Intelligence in combating crime / Hossam Nabil Elshenraky -- Police and AI, the trade-off between privacy and safety / Mauricio Kimura -- The operation defender of the walls: the first ever Artificial Intelligence war? / Michal Matyasik -- The use of autonomous weapons system in armed conflict: a legal perspective / Marta Stroppa -- Autonomous weapons systems and the use of force / Jimena Viveros -- Regulating AI-based cyber attacks: exploring multidimensional approaches and challenges / Tal Pavel -- Automated justice: truly a fundamental change? / Maria-Ruxandra Bodea -- AI discrimination in the light of ECHR system / Elena Lazar -- Artificial Intelligence as a way to improve complex and sluggish appeals systems / Fausto Martin De Sanctis.
Abstract "Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a key role in crime and prevention, armed conflicts, and in the criminal and civil justice system development. This edited volume provides a cross-disciplinary approach, with contributions from legal and IT specialists, on a range of issues relating to uses, restrictions, and regulation of AI in law enforcement, warfare, and justice. Through a series of examples, international experts discuss the effect of AI on preventing crime, and in the development of weapons and military strategies.This work also explains how AI can benefit the enforcement and justice system and the creation of a fairer judicial system that respects human rights without bias" -- Back cover.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
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Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 2023514492
ISBN180441302X hardcover
ISBN9781804413029 hardcover
ISBNebook

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