Quiz dotyczący sztucznej inteligencji dla obrońców w sprawach karnych

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1. When defense lawyers use AI transcripts of bodycam footage, what habit does the guide call key?
   • Quoting the transcript directly in motions as the evidence
   • Reviewing only the segments the AI flags as important
   • Using AI to find the moment, then watching or listening to the original recording
   • Discarding any segment the model marks as low confidence
2. What does a facial recognition system actually return when police search a surveillance image?
   • Ranked candidates with similarity scores
   • A single confirmed identity with a legal certification
   • The suspect's criminal record and current address
   • A probability that the suspect committed the crime
3. What does Axon's Draft One do, according to the guide?
   • Redacts faces from bodycam video before release
   • Detects gunshots from street microphones
   • Matches suspects against a driver's license database
   • Generates draft police reports from body camera audio
4. Why should a jail call review workflow filter out known attorney phone numbers?
   • Attorney calls are never recorded by jail systems
   • So that potentially privileged calls are handled before anything reaches the case team
   • Because transcription software cannot process legal terms
   • To reduce storage costs for the review platform
5. Why does the guide stress keeping word-level timestamps in transcripts?
   • Courts require timestamps in every filed transcript
   • The transcript is a finding aid and each search hit must link back to the original recording
   • Timestamps improve the model's accuracy on overlapping speech
   • They let the software delete irrelevant footage automatically
6. What does the wrongful arrest of Robert Williams in Detroit in 2020 illustrate in this guide?
   • That DNA genotyping software was unreliable
   • That bodycam transcripts omitted Miranda warnings
   • That jail calls were improperly recorded
   • What happens when a facial recognition candidate match is treated as an identification
7. Which set of items does the guide suggest defense counsel request when challenging a facial recognition result?
   • The probe image, candidate list, system settings or version, and examiner process
   • The officer's personnel file and pension records
   • Only the final match certificate issued by the vendor
   • The defendant's social media history
8. Besides facial recognition, which other algorithmic evidence does the guide say has led to disputes over validation studies and source code?
   • Automated jury selection software
   • Electronic filing systems
   • Probabilistic DNA genotyping software
   • Court scheduling algorithms