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Judiciary Tackles Technological Shifts in Criminal Cases
Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika has highlighted the increasing role of technology in criminal cases across Papua New Guinea, reports the Post Courier. Speaking at the Business Council of PNG Breakfast, Sir Gibbs emphasised that cybercrime, including AI-powered fraud and automated hacking, has become a significant challenge for the legal system. These advanced crimes often originate across borders, complicating prosecution efforts and causing financial burdens on consumers through institutional cost recovery.
AI and Cybercrime: The Need for Global Collaboration
Sir Gibbs acknowledged the judiciary’s evolution in handling cybercrime but noted that legislation lags behind the rapid advancements in technology. He called for international collaboration, urging judiciaries to share strategies and insights to address cross-border cybercrimes effectively. The lack of consensus at the United Nations level further complicates the creation of comprehensive legal frameworks to combat these modern threats.
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