Igor Krasnov: Artificial intelligence cannot be a subject of justice
The Chairman of the Supreme Court of Russia emphasized the role of human judgment in judicial decisions
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- The Chairman of the Supreme Court of Russia, Igor Krasnov, said at the BRICS forum in New Delhi that AI is only a judge’s tool.
- He emphasized that legal decision-making requires human judgment, conscience and professional experience, not algorithmic probability.
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Why It Matters
Igor Krasnov spoke at the forum of chief justices of the BRICS countries in New Delhi.
NEW DELHI, September 5 - RIA Novosti. Artificial intelligence is only a tool in the hands of a judge, it is not a subject of justice and not a judge, said the Chairman of the Supreme Court of Russia Igor Krasnov, speaking about the ethical principles of using AI in justice.
“I am convinced that artificial intelligence is an instrument in the hands of a judge, an assistant, but not a subject of justice, and certainly not a judge. Deciding on a case, evaluating evidence, establishing the truth and applying the law is an act of human judgment based on the law, conscience, principles of independence and justice, impartiality, professional experience, but not on probability,” Krasnov said, speaking at the forum of chairmen of the supreme courts of the BRICS countries.
Open Questions
- Will common ethical standards for the use of AI be adopted in the courts of the BRICS countries?
