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AI will ‘support but not replace’ judicial decision-making, lead judge says
AI will “support but not replace” judicial decision-making, the lead judge for artificial intelligence has said in a newly published position statement. Sir Colin Birss, president of the business and property division, said the Courts and Tribunal Judiciary’s (CTB) approach towards artificial intelligence will be “cautious but positive” as the technology will be adopted to support judgement but will be

AI will ‘support but not replace’ judicial decision-making, lead judge says
AI will “support but not replace” judicial decision-making, the lead judge for artificial intelligence has said in a newly published position statement. Sir Colin Birss, president of the business and property division, said the Courts and Tribunal Judiciary’s (CTB) approach towards artificial intelligence will be “cautious but positive” as the technology will be adopted to support judgement but will be
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