Japan’s Supreme Court is preparing to test the use of artificial intelligence in civil trials, examining how the technology might assist judges and court staff. The initiative could explore AI’s ability to organize case materials, identify relevant legal information, or support administrative tasks. Officials will need to assess accuracy, transparency, data security, and the risk of bias before considering broader adoption. The trial reflects growing interest in using AI to modernize judicial systems while preserving human oversight and accountability measures.
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