ARTICLE · 14 OCTOBER 2025

Underlying Risks Of Using AI-Generated Evidence In Nigeria's Justice System

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Algorithms and artificial intelligence ("AI") technologies have become pervasive across various sectors, and the legal sector is no exception.

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Algorithms and artificial intelligence ("AI") technologies have become pervasive across various sectors, and the legal sector is no exception. Today, AI tools are now accessible to a wide array of legal actors, including lawyers, defendants, judges, and other stakeholders, largely due to the broad availability of computers and internet connectivity. This widespread connectivity enables virtually anyone to engage with AI technologies.¹ While these technologies offer new efficiencies and possibilities within the legal field, it is important to recognize that technological advancement must not compromise the foundational principles of judicial integrity, which primarily include evidence credibility and fairness, which remain indispensably constant.

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