Guest Lecture by Prof. Vageshwari Deswal (University of Delhi, INDIA)

Integrating AI into Criminal Justice (A Critical Analysis of its role in prosecutorial efficiency and judicial integrity)

The Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Gdańsk, is pleased to invite you to a Guest Lecture by Prof. Vageshwari Deswal from University of Delhi, India.

📖 Lecture Topic: "Integrating AI into Criminal Justice (A Critical Analysis of its role in prosecutorial efficiency and judicial integrity)”
📅 Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026
⏰ Time: 19:15 – 20:00 CET
💻 Format: Online

From predictive policing to risk-assessment tools to generative AI drafting judicial orders, artificial intelligence is no longer experimental. In criminal justice today, it is operational, in courts and prosecution offices around the world. AI promises real efficiency gains for overburdened systems. At the same time, it also raises hard questions about bias, transparency, and who is accountable when a machine gets it wrong. This session takes a critical look at:
- Why AI is entering criminal justice now and where it's being used across the investigation-to-sentencing pipeline;

- Areas where AI is helping, where it has failed, and what safeguards prosecutors should insist on; and
- How India, the EU, the US and South East Asia are (or aren't) regulating AI in justice systems (The topic shall be covered in two sessions of one hour each).

Join us to gain valuable insights into the Integrating AI into Criminal Justice (A Critical Analysis of its role in prosecutorial efficiency and judicial integrity), presented by an experienced academic with a global perspective.
 
How to Participate:
If you wish to attend, please contact us at siapl@ug.edu.pl to receive the event link.
 
We warmly welcome all members and friends of our Faculty community to this engaging and thought-provoking session!


 

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