Roundtable: Criminal Justice in the Digital Age: The Role of AI in Crime Prediction and Prevention

Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session

Abstract/Description

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into crime prediction and prevention strategies represents a groundbreaking evolution in criminal justice and public safety. This roundtable panel will delve into the multifaceted dimensions of using AI technologies in these critical areas, bringing together experts from various fields, including technology and criminology. The discussion will explore current advancements in AI-driven predictive prevention strategies, including data analysis, machine learning algorithms, and real-time surveillance systems. Panelists will examine the effectiveness of these tools in reducing crime rates, the potential for bias and discrimination, and the ethical considerations surrounding privacy and limitations.

Sub Unit

• Area XIV. Roundtables

Individual Presentations

• Meeting the Digital Age in Criminal Justice: An Assessment of the Intersection between Technology and Justice - Danielle Crimmins, National Institute of Justice; Joel Hunt, National Institute of Justice

• Utilizing Science and Technology for Effective Re-offending Prediction and Institutional Limitations - Yoori Seong, Korean Institute of Criminology and Justice

• AI-enabled detection and removal system of digital sexual crime content - Jun Chul Kim, he Seoul Institute AI Bigdata Lab

Chairs

• Jisun Choi, Korean Institute of Criminology and Justice

• Marie Garcia, National Institute of Justice

Discussants

• Nanghee Kim, Korean Institute of Criminology and Justice

• Sunhyoung Lee, Korean Institute of Criminology and Justice

• Ji-Hyun Kim, Seoul Metropolitan Government

• Narae Yoon, Seoul Metropolitan Government, Gender Equality Division

• SungBum Yun, The Seoul Institute AI Bigdata Lab