Predictive justice and the age of artificial intelligence

Abstract EN

Artificial intelligence is more than just a legal technology therefore, the use of artificial intelligence in law will be a very rapid momentary development and not a revolution, and the integration of artificial intelligence into the systems and processes of some judicial systems, so far experimental but at the same time with rapid instantaneous development, so the first adopters will have a great advantage over judicial systems, bodies and institutions that have been late in adopting technology.

where judges, bodies and institutions that did not participate in the transition towards artificial intelligence will be left behind and these will pay the bill for the delay of their presence in the field of law or not at every moment robots develop, and in the end they will be displaced from the field of law, artificial intelligence will change the way judges think, the way they practice their work and the way they interact with their cases, but how is that???.