AI in digital investigations

Artificial intelligence can support research, organisation, analysis and drafting, but the investigator remains responsible for legality, verification, evidential integrity and professional judgement.

What good practice looks like

Safe use requires defined tasks, appropriate data handling, validation against original material and a record of where AI influenced the work. Higher-risk use requires stronger review.

Risks and common mistakes

AI can fabricate information, conceal uncertainty, reproduce bias and expose sensitive data. Output should never be treated as verified simply because it is fluent.

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