she Neurorights versus neuroprediction of crime and criminal recidivism
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Research in neurocriminology has grown dramatically in recent years. Given the importance of the topic, the purpose of this article was to focus on one of the most controversial areas, nowadays with the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) in the understanding of crime and criminal recidivism, the so-called prediction (neuroprediction) and the infringement of rights (neurorights) that this practice entails since it is necessary to regulate them in such a way that they prevent States from using technologies without consent and for punitive purposes
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