Non-compliance costs much
The value of data in the age of big data is ever-increasing. As the data landscape expands every second every day; and data becomes ubiquitous and easier to collect, personal data is massively being mined and stored for being revitalized in the application of location tracking, healthcare, predictive policing, predictive…
Codified Justice or Algorithmic Unfairness?
The intrusion of the predictive analytics or risk assessment tools into judicial settings is exemplified with the implementation of ‘COMPAS’ into the USA (Wisconsin, back in 2012, after years of development since the 1990s). Such algorithmic software uses machine-learning techniques that find patterns or correlations in vast quantities of ‘data’…
Bangladesh needs mass awareness to implement laws
The disclosure of victims’ images and the impact of such disclosure raise critical ethical, legal, and public policy questions. Both the event of victimization and the events that follow negatively impact the victims, and thus, create vulnerability, further victimization, traumatization, etc. Although the impacts of such publicity are manifold, we…
A Particular Focus on Bangladesh
The tension between media rights and the victim’s right to privacy gains increased attention from media professionals, legal scholars, legal practitioners, criminologists, and crime victims. …
There is ideally nothing like ‘Virtual Courts’; rather it is the changes in the place of sitting of judges and the mode of participating in the court hearing. Having disrupted court operations across the country, the pandemic prompts the courtroom to moves online and judges to conduct essential proceedings to…
Government interest in artificial intelligence (AI) and automated decision-making (ADM) systems are remarkably growing to transform the decision-making process and public services. The Public sector across the world is thus looking forward to determining public entitlements (licensing, social benefits, and regulatory investigations), prioritizing public services, predict policing, and informing courts’…
AI advents are becoming omnipresent in various spheres of human life, governance, and business alike. As it is palpably understood that AI and its application like the increasing degree of autonomy facilitated by AI systems have the duality of both risks and benefits, the regulation of AI has become a…
Criminal Justice Perspective
The risk assessment algorithms are in magnitude being used in the criminal court across the USA that uses machine-learning techniques to assess an offender’s likelihood of recidivism in the making of the parole, probation, bail, and sentencing decision. These data-driven predictive tools (e.g., the COMPAS in Wisconsin) were in the…
A report estimates that Google gets over 3.5 billion searches daily and internet users generate about 2.5 quintillion bytes of data each day. As a result, the total size of digital data will be 175 zettabytes by 2025, which means that information will be more abundant than ever before. Data…
Who does not want to rightly use the right tools in the right ways? How would you feel when you have come to know that photos of you used in the government database to train facial recognition algorithms, but you have no idea about it? Would you not feel overwhelmed…
