Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Justice: A systematic review of the scientific literature (#1461)

Authors

Riega-Virú, Yasmina Beatriz

Ninaquispe Soto, Mario Edison

Salas, José Miguel

Natividad, Patricia

Salas-Riega, Juan Luis

Nilupú-Moreno, Kiara

Abstract

The objective of the study is to publicize the current state of the application of Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Justice in comparative law. Describe which justice actors and operators apply it, and to account for the motivation for its use in specific cases, through a systematic review of the scientific literature. For this, 66 papers obtained from the Scopus, Scielo and Dialnet databases were reviewed. Among its results it was found that the largest number of authors investigated the application of Artificial Intelligence in the Judicial System; The cases in which artificial intelligence is most applied is for the prevention/prediction of crimes and judicial decision-making. It was concluded that although the risks of using artificial intelligence are unavoidable, it is also unavoidable that its use has significant benefits; Therefore, it is necessary to establish control points before, during and after its implementation