Supreme Court approves its first AI policy: it cannot decide cases or ground rulings
The full bench of the Supreme Court approved the first policy on the use of artificial intelligence in the Judiciary, to be published in the coming days. AI may only be used to support judicial work and never to decide a case, assess evidence or ground resolutions and rulings. It moves from individual to institutional use: only uses authorized by the Electronic Processing Commission may be employed, with human review and protection of non-public data.
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- The Supreme Court approved the Judiciary's first AI policy, to be released in the coming days.
- AI may not decide cases, assess evidence or ground resolutions or rulings.
- Only uses authorized by the Electronic Processing Commission will be allowed, always with human review.
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