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Should Artificial Intelligence Be Banned From Court Decisions? The Issue Is Raised in Bern

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National Councillor Raphaël Mahaim tables a parliamentary initiative to introduce procedural provisions to ensure that the decision-making process remains in the hands of the judiciary.He is concerned that good AI practices are not sufficient to prevent abuses in this sensitive area.What place should artificial intelligence be left in judgements?The issue is raised in the Federal Chambers through a parliamentary initiative tabled in early Septem…

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Should Artificial Intelligence Be Banned From Court Decisions? The Issue Is Raised in Bern

National Councillor Raphaël Mahaim tables a parliamentary initiative to introduce procedural provisions to ensure that the decision-making process remains in the hands of the judiciary.He is concerned that good AI practices are not sufficient to prevent abuses in this sensitive area.What place should artificial intelligence be left in judgements?The issue is raised in the Federal Chambers through a parliamentary initiative tabled in early Septem…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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