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Chief Justice DY Chandrachud Highlights Ethical Challenges of AI in Legal Systems at Supreme Court Conference
During a two-day conference on Technology and Judicial Dialogue held at the Indian Supreme Court, Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud talked about the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into legal systems. The Singapore Supreme Court also participated in this event during which AI’s growing influence on court processes and judicial training was deliberated upon.
Justice Chandrachud highlighted risks that come with using AI systems like Facial Recognition Systems (FRS). Notably, these technologies have potential advantages but are also associated with various problems such as intrusion and indirect discrimination. This occurs when algorithms that appear to be neutral affect disproportionately identified groups thereby undermining their rights and protections.
The conference expounded on different dimensions of artificial intelligence in law from its ability to simplify court proceedings to its implications for ethical conduct among lawyers. To explain AI development’s moral dilemmas, Chief Justice Chandrachud showed how the Oscar-nominated film “Ex Machina” emphasized Ava as an example of an AI human being who can think and feel.
Further, Justice Chandrachud insisted on prudent implementation of AI devices in courts. He claimed that such innovations could help improve justice delivery significantly because they are faster and accessible to all people hence not compromising justice goals. He called for global cooperation and responsible use of AI so as not to fall into any pitfalls.
Moreover, The Chief Justice acknowledged how technology has changed every occupation including law stating it is unstoppable. He therefore urged his fellow lawyers not only to maintain status quo but also explore how information technology can better improve customer care services.
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There was a Technology and Judicial Dialogue conference, where the main focus was on the adoption of AI in judiciary bodies. In his speech, Chief Judge DY Chandrachud revealed two sides of the same coin that are present when using artificial intelligence in law – its possible advantages versus moral issues. With an aim to strengthen rather than undermine judicial power, this suggests that gradual introduction with global work demonstrates responsible use of artificial intelligence.
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