The problem is that it's a game of superhuman cat and mouse.
We'll have systems arguing with each other and no way to tell which is correct. If, for example, someone is able to get a copy of the forensic AI model, they can train their decoder/generator to work against it until the results pass as legitimate. With no human ability to argue with the results of the forensics AI, we'll just trust it and pass it off as truth.
If you can clone the jury and conduct a quadrillion private trials, your chance of success in court is going to increase substantially.
We'll have systems arguing with each other and no way to tell which is correct. If, for example, someone is able to get a copy of the forensic AI model, they can train their decoder/generator to work against it until the results pass as legitimate. With no human ability to argue with the results of the forensics AI, we'll just trust it and pass it off as truth.
If you can clone the jury and conduct a quadrillion private trials, your chance of success in court is going to increase substantially.
Things gonna get creepy.