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Artificial intelligence technologies as a tool for the objectivization of the application of law in criminal proceedings
The article examines artificial intelligence technologies as a potential tool for the objectivization of the application of law in criminal proceedings. The author defines the concept of objectivization and analyzes the key obstacles to achieving it by algorithmic means (the crisis of trust in digit
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