ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MAKING JUDICIAL DECISIONS: THREE BASIC PREMISES

The Brazilian Judiciary is facing an enormous numerical crisis, with an invincible procedural contingency, so that the legal community cannot turn its back on the benefits of artificial intelligence, however some care must be taken, ensuring, above all, advertising of judicial acts and transparency of algorithms, prior information to the citizen on the adoption of artificial intelligence in decision making, effective access to justice supported by the subjective right of access to judges and, above all, the right to review automated decisions without use of algorithmic mechanisms, so that the democratic pillars of the Brazilian republic are kept unscathed, especially due to the constitutional legal process.

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