SOC 3773 credits
SOC 377: Artificial Intelligence & Criminal Justice
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- In this course, students explore a variety of ways that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used in the criminal justice system in ways that help them critically examine the role of AI in enabling, facilitating, or challenging social inequality in the criminal justice system. Additionally, the course will also focus on ways that AI is being used by criminal organizations.
- Credits
- 3
- Department
- Sociology
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- Michael Cimasi