Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be defined as “a set of sciences,theories and techniques whose purpose is to reproduce by a machine the cognitive abilities of a human being. Current developments aim, for instance, to be able to entrust a machine with complex tasks previously delegated to a human.” (defenition CoE, 2019)  Here you can find information on Artificial Intelligence


A.I. Articles

“Using Artificial Intelligence to Address Criminal Justice Needs,”

Christopher Rigano, National Institute of Justice Journal 280, January 2019,

Artificial Intelligence and its Impact on Young People

Council of Europe, European Youth Centre Strasbourg, December 2019

A.I. Presentations

Data Mining & Human Factor

Geert Mol. Reclassering Nederland
CoE CDPPS Cyprus, 2019

 

Data Mining & Human Factor in the Execution of Community Measures & Sanctions

Pedro Fereira Marum, French Community Houses of Justice, Belgium
CoE CDPPS Cyprus, 2019

CAHAI (Council of Europe)

CAHAI Leaflet

The power of AI to influence our societies is considerable and the impact on human rights, democracy and the rule of law must be addressed in order to make the most of this technology.

AI&Law Breakfasts 6th edition: Predictive Policing and Rule of Technology Summary of interventions

The 6th edition of “AI and Law Breakfasts” dealt with the topic of predictive policing and rule of technology.