Krasnov named a fundamental condition for the introduction of AI in courts

Step—by-step testing of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in the judicial system is already underway in more than 20 regions of Russia, but their implementation should be carried out only under one condition - the results must be verifiable. This was announced on October 24 by Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation Igor Krasnov during a visit to China.

"There is one fundamental condition: every result of the use of AI must be verifiable, and the evaluation of evidence and the final decision always remain solely with the judge," TASS quoted him as saying.

According to him, individual AI tools are currently being tested in the regions, while checking their reliability and preparing judges to work with new technologies. Among the directions are the search and analysis of judicial practice and the legal positions of the Supreme Court, the detection of errors and contradictions in documents, as well as the automation of the preparation of court records.

Krasnov noted that AI is considered primarily as a technical tool that should help judges save time and improve the efficiency of the judicial process. At the same time, according to the calendar plan, it is planned to provide access to the relevant services to all vessels in the medium term.

More than 20 regions are participating in the pilot project, including Moscow, Amur, Moscow and Vologda regions.

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The day before, Krasnov had assessed the level of digitalization and the introduction of AI technologies during a visit to the Shanghai High People's Court. After that, the head of the Russian delegation was introduced to the International Arbitration Court of the same city, which is considered an important element of the entire judicial authority of China and specializes in the consideration of international commercial and cross-border cases.