2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00146-022-01513-z
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Using artificial intelligence to prevent crime: implications for due process and criminal justice

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“…It is thanks to CPTED that modern research on burglary prevention has moved to a qualitatively new level (Monchuk et al, 2019). Conventional conceptions of crime fighting, according to K. Blount (2022), often oppose the police to the person, known or unknown, who is responsible for the crime. However, due to the increasingly rapid development of technology, police are prioritising crime prevention, making it necessary to identify who or what group of people might be the next likely offender before a crime is committed, which is known as predictive policing (Blount, 2022).…”
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“…It is thanks to CPTED that modern research on burglary prevention has moved to a qualitatively new level (Monchuk et al, 2019). Conventional conceptions of crime fighting, according to K. Blount (2022), often oppose the police to the person, known or unknown, who is responsible for the crime. However, due to the increasingly rapid development of technology, police are prioritising crime prevention, making it necessary to identify who or what group of people might be the next likely offender before a crime is committed, which is known as predictive policing (Blount, 2022).…”
Section: ■ Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conventional conceptions of crime fighting, according to K. Blount (2022), often oppose the police to the person, known or unknown, who is responsible for the crime. However, due to the increasingly rapid development of technology, police are prioritising crime prevention, making it necessary to identify who or what group of people might be the next likely offender before a crime is committed, which is known as predictive policing (Blount, 2022). This position of the scholar is well-reasoned, since the widespread use of various variants of this system has been observed in Western Europe and the United States since 2010.…”
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confidence: 99%