Author: Théo Antunes

Théo Antunes is a doctoral student at the University of Luxembourg and the University of Strasbourg. His thesis focuses on the independence of judges and the use of artificial intelligence in front of criminal jurisdictions. His researches focus on new technologies, (especially artificial intelligence) applied to criminal justice, human rights, corporate criminal law, and financial law.

Challenges and Opportunities for algorithmic crowd surveillance

Artificial intelligence brings numerous challenges to law enforcement frameworks. As States intend to ever more rely on artificial intelligence, such use remains challenging under European law. The intent of the French government to use algorithmic crowd surveillance reflects such challenges.

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