The article addresses the growing presence of artificial intelligence in courts, questioning not whether machines will be used in the judicial system, but under what conditions and which tasks should never be delegated to them. The formulation used by the author refers to a typically algorithmic logic.
The topic gained particular relevance with the entry into force, on August 2, 2026, of the European AI Regulation, which became applicable, although some obligations related to AI systems are still in the implementation or specification phase.
The text suggests that European regulation establishes limits for the use of artificial intelligence in the judicial system, defining which functionalities can or cannot be attributed to automated systems in the context of courts.
