Policing, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence Seminar

3 credits · Law School

This seminar explores how data-driven technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping policing and the criminal process. We analyze current and emerging tools—large-scale data aggregation, social media monitoring, predictive analytics, facial recognition, drones and robotics, and generative AI—asking questions about legality, accuracy, bias, transparency, and ethics. Students will develop concrete legal and policy interventions that promote public safety while safeguarding civil rights, civil liberties, and democratic oversight. Enrollment limited. [3]