The United States and China have two of the largest judicial systems in the world, and both are rife with controversy. Among concerns about the judicial system in the digital age is the use of predictive analytics and its role in pre-trial detention raises many questions both here and across the Pacific.
In “Predictive Analytics for Pre-Trial Detention,” a session at NYU’s “Tyranny of the Algorithm: Predictive Analytics & Human Rights” event, a panel of legal experts and scholars discussed the place of analytics in determining the fate of those detained for crimes for which they have yet to be tried.
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