From Courts to Code: What AI Is Really Doing to Judicial Systems
How AI is reshaping courts, legal practice, rights, and governance worldwide now.
For over a decade, the Brazilian judiciary has implemented AI on a large scale. Initially, courts regularly adopted NLP and ML-based systems to spot predatory litigation, manage mass litigation, and ultimately cluster and process cases.
Abstract
Since 2023, there has been a systematic adoption of large language models (LLMs) specifically tailored to judicial requirements and legal terminology. In Europe, these 10 years have been mainly taken up by debates, soft and hard regulations, and limited experimentation.
Just recently, AI has entered the European judicial sector, mainly through the ubiquitous generative AI. Comparing Brazilian and European experiences helps to understand how AI has changed and will continue to change judicial systems....
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