MoJ launches Artificial Intelligence plan
MoJ launches AI plan in bid to “identify dangerous prisoners and bring them under tight supervision”
1st August 2025
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MoJ launches AI plan in bid to “identify dangerous prisoners and bring them under tight supervision”
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MoJ data on the identified needs of offenders in custody and the community
In addition to the emergency measures designed to tackle the prison capacity crisis, the Independent Sentencing Review concludes with plans for a sustainable prison system.
The Independent Sentencing Review looks beyond “the basics” at technology that could transform how offenders are managed in the community
The Sentencing Review says a fully-funded and -functioning probation service is essential to implement its recommendations.
The Sentencing Review makes specific recommendations for different groups of offenders including prolific offenders, women, older offenders, foreign national offenders, sex offenders and drug and alcohol offenders.
