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Automatic Decision making and JUSTice: artificial intelligence, court actors and the right to a fair trial

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Automatic Decision making and JUSTice: artificial intelligence, court actors and the right to a fair trial ADJUST investigaADJUST investigates the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Automated Decision-Making (ADM) in judicial systems, focusing on their impact on fair trials. There are almost 100 such systems in use in Europe alone, conducting tasks from menial transcriptions to complex matters such as suggesting relevant precedent or estimating the risk of recidivism. While AI promises to enhance the efficiency and coherence of adjudication, its use also raises concerns about bias, transparency, and the potential erosion of judicial discretion. Much existing research overlooks either the specific training and design of each system, or the role of court actors beyond judges, such as clerks and registrars, who interact directly with the systems and whose tasks are prone to automation. Overlooking these two dimens

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