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The UBC Artificial Intelligence & Criminal Justice Initiative empowers students and scholars to explore opportunities and challenges at the intersection of AI and criminal justice through teaching, research, public engagement, and advocacy

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AI & Criminal Justice: A Primer

Get a quick-start introduction into the myriad ways that AI is impacting people in the criminal justice system with Artificial Intelligence & Criminal Justice: A Primer, available free-of-charge from the Canadian Legal Information Institute.

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AI & Criminal Justice: Cases & Commentary

Download our 500+ page open-access casebook, Artificial Intelligence & Criminal Justice: Cases and Commentary, delving into AI and criminality, policing, lawyers, judges, corrections, governance, critical perspectives, and more. 

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Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems & International law

In this article published by the American Society of International Law, Prof. Benjamin Perrin explores the growing use of lethal autonomous weapons systems, and international legal efforts to address concerns about these high-risk military AI uses.

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The future of Warfare: national views on Lethal autonomous weapons

In this article published by the U.S. Military Academy at West Point's "Articles of War", Prof. Benjamin Perrin and Dr. Masoud Zamani explore national positions on the governance of lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS).

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AI & Law - Student Symposium: April 2, 2025

On April 2, 2025, the UBC AI & Law Symposium was held at the UBC Peter A. Allard School of Law. This inter-disciplinary event showcased presentations from undergraduate and graduate students on cutting-edge topics related to legal and ethical issues raised by the expansion of artificial intelligence.

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Advisory Group

Dr. Xiaoxiao Li

Dr. Purang Abolmaesumi

Dr. Xiaoxiao Li

Assistant Professor

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of British Columbia

Faculty member at the Vector Institute

Canada CIFAR AI Chair


Dr. Li’s research lies at the intersection of AI and healthcare, focusing on developing next-generation responsible AI algorithms and systems.

Prof. Aziz Huq

Dr. Purang Abolmaesumi

Dr. Xiaoxiao Li

  Frank and Bernice J. Greenberg 

Professor of Law

University of Chicago Law School


A scholar of US and comparative constitutional law. His recent work concerns democratic backsliding and the regulation of AI.  Formerly counsel and then director of the Brennan Center’s Liberty and National Security Project. 

Dr. Purang Abolmaesumi

Dr. Purang Abolmaesumi

Dr. Purang Abolmaesumi

  Professor

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of British Columbia

Canada Research Chair, Tier II, in Biomedical Engineering


Dr. Abolmaesumi’s expertise is Biomedical Engineering with emphasis on machine learning, medical image analysis, and image-guided therapy.

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