AI In Parole Decisions Blunder
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In the Supreme Court in Hobart on Tuesday, Justice Stephen Escourt ruled the condition was invalid because it denied Neill-Fraser procedural fairness, was legally unreasonable, and created uncertainty.
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Neill-Fraser served 13 years in jail for the murder of her partner Bob Chappell aboard their yacht in 2009.
Tasmania's Justice Department to review AI use in parole board decisions
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- 15 Sep
Neill-Fraser served 13 years in jail for the murder of her partner Bob Chappell aboard their yacht in 2009.
- 19 Sep
Tasmania's Justice Department to review AI use in parole board decisions
Coverage 6 articles
19 Sep 'Deeply troubling' AI mistake in killer's parole case prompts major review
Daily Mail19 Sep Parole board used AI, cited fake case law in murderer’s release conditions
Sydney Morning Herald19 Sep Neill-Fraser revelations lead to review of AI use in parole decisions
ABC News (AU)15 Sep Attorney-general demands explanation over AI court blunder
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