The use of artificial intelligence in courts

Abstract

It is important to note at the outset the importance of distinguishing between two different fields in the technological world. The first is information technology, which refers to the use of computers and technical systems to obtain, index, organize, and quickly retrieve information. The other field, which is the subject of this paper, is artificial intelligence, which refers to "computer systems that make logical inferences related to the human mind and can perform tasks that require human intelligence." That is, artificial intelligence analyzes, studies, and infers like the human mind, and is not merely about the speed of collecting, classifying, and indexing information as it was previously. Artificial intelligence, as described, is new to the judicial systems in the world, and countries are still researching and discussing the application of artificial intelligence in their judicial systems, which is what we will try to reveal in this paper, God willing.