Sobre la implementación de algoritmos de Machine Learning en las ciencias penales y sus implicaciones jurídicas
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The option of using Machine Learning algorithms in legal practice and, above all, in criminal procedure, is constantly increasing and represents a challenge for countries that still do not incorporate certain technological tools in their jurisdictional systems. In this sense, this article refers to the advantages and disadvantages of introducing computer algorithms in the accusatory criminal justice system in Mexico.
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