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Researchers from the University of Haifa found that when judges and AI models assessed the same criminal cases, the models' decisions were more consistent. 'In a reality where different judges sometimes reach different results in the same cases, the models offer a way to reduce the disparities'
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A recently published study finds that artificial intelligence models make more consistent and uniform decisions regarding the sentencing of convicted individuals than human judges who presided over the same cases.
