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Artificial Intelligence-Powered Criminal Sentencing in Malaysia: A conflict with the rule of law
Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises to heighten human decision-making, including in court. AI sentencing would be better at detecting, organizing, and calibrating all of the variables correlated to sentencing, such as prior criminal records, educational background, substance abuse history, and emp
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