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Attorney General Advocates AI in Justice
This article discusses the start of a training course on "Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights," inaugurated by the Attorney General of the Kingdom at the Court of Cassation in Fez. The course is organized by the Public Prosecution Office with support from the Geneva Center for Security Sector Governance. Its aim is to enable judicial officials to understand the applications of artificial intelligence in criminal justice, focusing on the opportunities it offers to improve investigation and search procedures, as well as the legal and ethical challenges it raises, such as data protection and human rights. Participants emphasize the importance of verifying the accuracy of AI-based results and maintaining continuous human oversight of the reasoning process, while adhering to the legal framework—particularly the Criminal Procedure Code—to ensure responsible use of the technology that promotes justice and safeguards liberties.
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