Levin & Associates is pleased to share that Duncan Levin, Esq. was featured in an extensive Harvard Law Today interview examining how artificial intelligence may challenge longstanding assumptions about authenticity, proof, and reliability in criminal trials. In the interview, Mr. Levin discusses how AI-generated and AI-manipulated media may complicate the treatment of videos, recordings, text messages, screenshots, and other forms of digital evidence that increasingly sit at the center of modern criminal prosecutions.
Drawing on his experience as both a former federal prosecutor and a leading criminal defense lawyer, Mr. Levin explains why these issues carry particular weight in criminal cases, where the government bears the burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The interview explores how courts may need to become more rigorous about authentication, provenance, and digital forensics as AI places new pressure on the truth-finding function of the criminal trial.
The Harvard Law Today interview is available here.