THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BY JUDICIARY

Abstract

The general objective of the research is to seek to understand how artificial intelligence is being
applied by the Judiciary in its core activity, which is the jurisdictional provision. The specific objectives
are: (i) to know what are the impacts that artificial intelligence has brought on the activity of judges,
civil servants and jurisdictions and (ii) if there are any regulations. To do so, initially the advances in
the electronic process will be analyzed until the use of artificial intelligence. Then, the impacts caused
by artificial intelligence and how this technology is reaching the jurisdictional provision in the Courts
will be verified. Finally, the ethical principles in judicial systems of the European Commission for the
Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) and the Draft Laws that establish the principles for the use of artificial
intelligence in Brazil will be examined. The use of artificial intelligence must be regulated by the State
to set standards and limits on its use, preserving the rights to data protection, privacy, and the dignity
of the human person. Artificial intelligence should be used to help and serve human beings, making
procedural and judgment procedures faster, in order to guarantee the long-awaited legal security.