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Artificial Intelligence as the End of Criminal Law? On the Algorithmic Transformation of Society
Does Artificial Intelligence (AI) imply the end of criminal law and justice as we know it? This article submits that AI is a transformative technology that seemingly assumes and optimizes the rationalities of criminal law (the effective prevention of crime; the objective, neutral and coherent applic
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