U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts recently stated thatartificial intelligence (AI)will change the way U.S. courts work in the future. He believes that AI tools will have a profound impact on the way judges work and their understanding of the role of AI in case adjudication.
In his year-end report, Roberts noted that AI has the potential to increase access to justice for indigent litigants and revolutionize the way legal research is conducted. He emphasized that AI can better serve the public by assisting courts in resolving cases faster and cheaper.
However, Roberts also pointed out the privacy concerns posed by AI and the inability of current technology to fully replicate human judgment. He emphasized the need for caution and humility when using AI, and cautioned against the potential for false cases and misrepresentation of facts in AI-generated legal briefs. Roberts believes that AI will have a positive impact on the way courts work in the future, but at the same time, attention needs to be paid to its potential risks and challenges. He calls for caution and humility in the application of AI to ensure justice is served and the public interest is maximized.
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