Any scientific process used as part of a criminal investigation is considered forensic science, and many of the methods involved are visual, meaning they rely on the interpretation and expertise of the observer. This introduces cognitive biases into the investigative process, potentially affecting the overall decisions made.
Sherry Nakhaeizadeh and her colleagues @ucl Centre for the Forensic Sciences, UK, are currently working on the development and application of new artificial intelligence technologies and approaches for improving forensic anthropology methods.
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