Workshop 6: Generative artificial intelligence: threats and benefits in criminal justice

  13 December 2023

  EN – FR – ES

  16h30 – 18h00 CET+1

  BRATIANU Room

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the criminal justice sector can both represent a serious threat, and enhance the fight against cybercrime. Generative AI may provide effective ways to detect crime or provide investigative assistance by analysing vast amount of data but may also be misused for criminal purposes. Falsified data (such as deep fakes) can even be presented as evidence in court. The aim of this workshop is to examine (a) the criminal threats that generative AI may pose for the criminal justice sector, (b) its role in countering cybercrime, and (c) the key issues that need to be taken into account in assessing electronic evidence generated by AI.

Moderator and rapporteur
Patrick Penninckx
Patrick Penninckx Head of Information Society Department, Council of Europe
Hon. Hania EL HELWEH
Hon. Hania EL HELWEH Judge, President of the First Instance Court, North of Lebanon
Speakers
Antonio FARELO
Antonio FARELO Officer, Responsible AI Lab (IRAIL), INTERPOL Innovation Centre
Emmanuel Kessler
Emmanuel Kessler Head of Team - Prevention/Outreach, EUROPOL
Krešimir Kamber
Krešimir Kamber Adviser to the President and the Registrar, European Court of Human Rights
Mario Lara Orellana
Mario Lara Orellana Director of the Department of Institutional Development within the Administrative branch of the Judiciary of Chile
Sabine Gless
Sabine Gless CDPC rapporteur on AI and Criminal Law, Professor of criminal law and criminal procedure law, University of Basel, Switzerland
venue

  • Address: 2-4 Izvor Street, Bucharest, Romania
  • Floor: TBC
  • Room: TBC

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