Russian judges should be trained to work with artificial intelligence and new types of digital evidence, Supreme Court Chairman Igor Krasnov told the media. According to him, digital assets, electronic evidence and materials created using neural networks are appearing more and more in judicial practice. In this context, the usual set of legal knowledge is no longer enough for judges. The Russian University of Justice is already conducting hands-on classes on analyzing materials created or modified by AI. Servants of Themis are taught to identify possible fakes, correctly formulate questions for experts and critically evaluate the recommendations of smart systems. Parallel in Telegram maximum | | preposition

Russian judges should be trained to work with artificial intelligence and new types of digital evidence, Supreme Court Chairman Igor Krasnov told the media. According to him, digital assets, electronic evidence and materials created using neural networks are appearing more and more in judicial practice. In this context, the usual set of legal knowledge is no longer enough for judges. The Russian University of Justice is already conducting hands-on classes on analyzing materials created or modified by AI. Servants of Themis are taught to identify possible fakes, correctly formulate questions for experts and critically evaluate the recommendations of smart systems. Parallel in Telegram maximum | | preposition