Russia has begun to introduce AI into the judicial system - technologies are already being tested in more than 20 regions
⚖️ In Russia, they have begun to introduce AI into the judicial system - the technologies are already being tested in more than 20 regions. This was announced by the Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation Igor Krasnov. Participants in the pilot project include Moscow, Moscow, Amur and Vologda regions. Neural networks are planning...
- 01.⚖️ In Russia, they have begun to introduce AI into the judicial system - the technologies are already being tested in more than 20 regions
- 02.This was announced by the Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation Igor Krasnov
- 03.Participants in the pilot project include Moscow, Moscow, Amur and Vologda regions
⚖️ В России начали внедрять ИИ в судебную систему — технологии уже тестируют более чем в 20 регионах Об этом сообщил председатель Верховного суда РФ Игорь Краснов. Среди участников пилотного проекта — Москва, Московская, Амурская и Вологодская области. Нейросети планируют использовать для: - Поиска и анализа судебной практики. - Выявления ошибок и противоречий в юридических документах. - Автоматического протоколирования судебных заседаний. - Работы с правовыми позициями Верховного суда. В дальнейшем доступ к ИИ-инструментам рассчитывают предоставить судам по всей стране. При этом Краснов подчеркнул, что искусственный интеллект не будет заменять судей: оценка доказательств и принятие окончательных решений останутся за человеком. Источник
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