Tasmanian justice department review under way after AI and fake citation used in murderer’s parole decision
Convicted murderer Susan Neill-Fraser outside the supreme court of Tasmania on Tuesday 15 September 15. A review of artificial intelligence use in parole decisions will be undertaken after a ‘concerning’ error in her case. Photograph: Ethan James/AAP Convicted murderer Susan Neill-Fraser outside the supreme court of Tasmania on Tuesday 15 September 15. A review of artificial intelligence use in parole decisions will be undertaken after a ‘concerning’ error in her case. Photograph: Ethan James/AAP Tasmania Tasmanian justice department review under way after AI and fake citation used in murderer’s parole decision Parole condition of convicted killer Susan Neill-Fraser deemed invalid after board cited non-existent case law
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Prefer the Guardian on Google A review of potential artificial intelligence use in parole decisions will be undertaken after a “concerning” error in the case of a high-profile murderer.
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