As Artificial Intelligence Comes to Court With the expansion of AI, legal systems have faced new legal questions; From the responsibility for the mistakes of this technology to its role in rendering judgments. Sir Geoffrey Wass, Chief Justice of England and Wales, believes that the UK can become a center for dealing with cases related to artificial intelligence by developing clear laws. One of the important challenges is determining the legal responsibility of the systems that make independent decisions. If an AI tool causes harm or harm to people, will the manufacturer, service provider or user be liable? On the other hand, the use of artificial intelligence is expanding to investigate cases and assist judges. China's experience has also shown that this technology can increase the speed of legal proceedings. However, Vas emphasizes that artificial intelligence should not take the place of a human judge; Because justice is not only giving a correct sentence, and empathy, understanding people's conditions and listening to their complaints is also an important part of judging. Details of the report on the channel's global economy website.

As Artificial Intelligence Comes to Court With the expansion of AI, legal systems have faced new legal questions; From the responsibility for the mistakes of this technology to its role in rendering judgments. Sir Geoffrey Wass, Chief Justice of England and Wales, believes that the UK can become a center for dealing with cases related to artificial intelligence by developing clear laws. One of the important challenges is determining the legal responsibility of the systems that make independent decisions. If an AI tool causes harm or harm to people, will the manufacturer, service provider or user be liable? On the other hand, the use of artificial intelligence is expanding to investigate cases and assist judges. China's experience has also shown that this technology can increase the speed of legal proceedings. However, Vas emphasizes that artificial intelligence should not take the place of a human judge; Because justice is not only giving a correct sentence, and empathy, understanding people's conditions and listening to their complaints is also an important part of judging. Details of the report on the channel's global economy website.