Bernat-Noël Tiffon is the subject of numerous media articles following the publication of his latest book, “Criminal and Forensic Psychology, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Black Boxes: Challenge, Reality, Fiction, Ally or Rival, or Ethics and Deontologies?”
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Francisco López Muñoz and Francisco Pérez Fernández address a series of murders of infants taken in by the Church in the 18th century, in the article “The Crimes of the Wheel of the Exposed in Coimbra”
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Bernat-Noël Tiffon and Rocío Naveja have been featured in a series of publications in recent days that reflect their recent admission as academics of the RAED
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In his inaugural address to the Royal Academy of Forensic Sciences (RAED), Bernat-Noël Tiffon reflects on whether artificial intelligence is an indispensable ally or a rival that could dehumanize forensic practice. He reviews the advances in AI for assessing the risk of violence and emphasizes the need to maintain human oversight and professional responsibility
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During her induction into the RAED, Rocío Naveja presents the so-called ALAS Guanajuato model, an innovative crime prevention strategy based on the progressive structural criminological vulnerability model
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Mexican historian Enrique Sada shares his latest articles: “Resaca de Medio Tiempo”, “Patrimonio, disidencia y vandalismo”, “Socialismo y eutanasia” and “Semana Santa sangrienta”
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