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Prosecutor General launches AI and human rights training in Fez
The Attorney General of the King’s Office at the Court of Cassation and the Public Prosecutor in Fez launched a training session on "Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights," organized by the Public Prosecution Department with support from the Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance. The aim is to enhance the capacities of judges in utilizing artificial intelligence within the field of criminal justice. The program addressed the opportunities offered by AI to improve justice delivery, such as data analysis and cybercrime detection, while emphasizing the importance of safeguarding fundamental rights, ensuring transparency, maintaining human oversight of results, and respecting the legal framework, especially following the implementation of the new Criminal Procedure Code. It also highlighted international practices and ethical standards, as well as the importance of risk assessment and regulated use to prevent discrimination and violations of freedoms, with the goal of developing judicial performance in line with technological advancements and the protection of human rights.
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