Ethics and Integrity Final Article- B. Wilson.pdf

This study critically examines the ethical implications of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) in forensic toxicology, particularly within Jamaica’s justice system. Rooted in Jeremy Bentham’s utilitarian ethics, the paper debates whether AI-driven toxicological analysis enhances justice by minimizing human error or exacerbates systemic biases due to infrastructural limitations. It explores issues of accessibility, reliability, and moral accountability, highlighting concerns that AI may reinforce legal disparities rather than mitigate them. Through case studies—including the forensic investigation into Bob Woolmer’s death—the paper questions whether AI serves as a tool for equitable justice or perpetuates technological elitism.<br>