Debate on AI Judicial Decision-Making Urged
Sir Geoffrey Vos, Master of the Rolls, emphasizes the need for a debate on the use of Artificial Intelligence in judicial decision-making.
Concerns and Questions
He raises three key concerns:
- judicial decisions being the last resort in society
- the inability of machines to mimic human emotion, empathy, and insight
- the risk of AI outputs being based on outdated information and lacking human development
'It might become difficult for humans to influence laws in the future.'
Call for Serious Debate
Sir Geoffrey Vos calls for a serious debate to consider human rights in the light of more capable AI, including whether AI decision-making meets the European Convention on Human Rights definition of an independent, impartial tribunal established by law.
Author's summary: Sir Geoffrey Vos urges debate on AI in judicial decision-making.
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