The courts in Shanghai will use AI assistants to transcribe case notes, pull out files and present digitised evidence. The six-month pilot programme is part of a broader effort to modernise China’s judicial system through the use of technology. — SCMP
The judicial system in China is set for a hi-tech shake-up, as artificial intelligence (AI) will soon automate the traditional job performed by clerks in courtrooms across the country.
That initiative started on Wednesday under a pilot programme in Shanghai, where 10 courts replaced clerks with AI assistants to transcribe case notes, pull out files and present digitised evidence, according to a report by Legal Daily.
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