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ARTICLE · 12 SEPTEMBER 2024

AI In Justice: New Era Or Threat? EU AI Act: First Regulation On Artificial Intelligence

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The landscape of law is perpetually evolving, shaped by social changes and technological advancements. One of these is AI...

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The landscape of law is perpetually evolving, shaped by social changes and technological advancements. One of these is AI, which is continuously gaining ground in the field of justice. However, we, as lawyers, often maintain reservations, mainly regarding whether the interests of our clients will be fully safeguarded. After all, the purpose of justice is not only speed and flexibility but also being accessible to everyone, creating a sense of security and proper administration of justice. Reasonable questions therefore arise about whether the evidence will be adequately evaluated, whether human judgment is irreplaceable, and whether AI will ensure the flexibility of the hearing process, given that the trial is a living organism. Also, what can AI do for the administration of justice, and what does that require?

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