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Artificial intelligence in criminal justice governance: Opportunities and legal challenges (A comparative study)
This article examines the opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence (AI) in predictive policing and criminal justice, with a comparative analysis of applications in France, the UAE, and the UK. These technologies span crime prevention, evidence collection, and judicial decision-making.
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