Year: 2023
Type: dissertation
Abstract: Artificial Intelligence and Electronic Litigation Towards aBetter Future of Justice The feasibility of artificial intelligence (AI) to replace humans in cognitively complex tasks in various domains remains debated.While, when it comes to the legal field for more effectiveness and efficiency in judicial services, the controversy is increasing.Ideally, AI may bring many advantages to judicial processes.However, the how remains quite unclear due to the many challenges and factors affecting its adoption.Therefore, this research investigates how AI may be successfully developed and implemented in judicial processes and services.Data were collected among 12 participants with the use of semi-structured interviews and analysed by means of qualitative content analysis.The research, therefore, explores the differing professional perspectives on the feasibility of AI within the legal domain and assesses the possible advantages and disadvantages.The research then, discusses the main challenges, internal and external, facing artificial intelligence in judicial processes and services and investigates possible solutions.A PESTLE analysis is conducted to analyse external factors affecting the adoption of AI in the legal system, especially the judicial.Next, the research discusses how these advantages, disadvantages and challenges play out in a practical setting.The research finally shows that, through several best practices and developments, AI may deliver timesaving and efficiency measures, consequently enhancing the overall efficiency and effectiveness of judicial processes and services.
Author: El Khadrawi, Mohamed
Language: English
Subfield: Law
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6998691810