US EditionJustice at stake as generative AI enters the courtroom
- Generative Artificial Intelligence is being used in the US legal system by judges, lawyers, and parties in cases seeking assistance in court.
- In a notable case, a video avatar of murder victim Chris Pelkey addressed an Arizona courtroom during the sentencing of his murderer.
- The use of Generative AI is seen as helpful and time-saving, provided its accuracy is confirmed.
- Experts believe that while Generative AI is helpful, its accuracy must be verified before use in court.
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Justice at stake as generative AI enters the courtroom
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is making its way into courts despite early stumbles, raising questions about how it will influence the legal system and justice itself.
Generative AI Is Reshaping Justice: From Drafting Verdicts to Assisting Judges — But Are the Results Reliable?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is actively transforming the legal world from helping judges write verdicts to offering crucial assistance in delivering justice. Despite initial challenges, Generative AI (GenAI) is steadily being adopted in courts as this integration raises important questions about its future impact on the legal system and the very concept of justice. The technology assists judges with their research, supports lawyers in preparing…
The integration of artificial intelligence into law firms is now a reality: it is already reflected, among those who have embraced this revolution, by gains in productivity, increased security of cases and a profound transformation of daily practice, both for firms of international importance and for small structures and individual lawyers. On the occasion of the launch by the LX Academy of a training module aimed at democratizing the use of AI …
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