Partners James Gatta and Allan Medina and associate Ian Rogers share how the Department of Justice (DOJ) plans to allocate significant resources to develop and execute internal policies for AI deployment in law enforcement, despite potential obstacles posed by AI. The DOJ is examining the potential threats and opportunities of AI-enabled crime and developing new policies to leverage AI for law enforcement and hold criminal activity accountable. However, challenges such as open questions about AI-enabled evidence and potential enhanced sentences for AI-related crimes may hinder the accelerated goals of Justice AI. Companies and individuals should adapt their compliance programs to address AI-related fraud and wrongdoing. More in Law.com.