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Ethan James

'Bigger questions' after parole board's AI use blunder

Susan Neill-Fraser served 13 years in jail for murdering her partner Bob Chappell on their yacht. (Ethan James/AAP PHOTOS)

A peak prisoner advocacy body will comb over dozens of parole decisions for artificial intelligence influence after a "deeply troubling" error in a high-profile murderer's case.

The Supreme Court of Tasmania on Tuesday ruled a parole condition preventing Susan Neill-Fraser from speaking to the media was invalid.

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