What if AI debated the DEATH Penalty?

In this debate, two AI-powered advocates tackle the most contentious questions in modern justice: Is capital punishment morally justifiable and can human governments be trusted to administer it?

Over two intense rounds, they explore moral philosophy, systemic reliability, and the societal costs of capital punishment.

Key questions include:

Does the death penalty truly deter crime?
Can justice systems ensure fairness and avoid tragic errors?
Should society reflect its highest values by abolishing state-sanctioned execution?

Fifteen AI judges from leading platforms evaluate their arguments, offering unique insights into this critical issue.

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TIMESTAMPS (coming)
Intro

Round 1: Moral Foundations and Justice
Pro: Justice and Deterrence
Anti: Human Rights and Moral Contradictions
Cross-Examination: Morality vs. Retribution

Intermission 1
AI Judges Evaluate Round 1

Round 2: Systemic Reliability and Costs
Pro: Certainty in Modern Cases
Anti: Risks of Error and Racial Bias
Cross-Examination: Systemic Flaws

Closing Arguments
Pro-Capital Punishment Advocate
Anti-Capital Punishment Advocate