Umělá inteligence a soudní přezkum

The legal sector is being affected by artificial intelligence around the world. Should we be more concerned about further developments, or can we look forward to a better functioning of the judiciary? This article seeks to find an answer, with a particular focus on administrative justice. Courts and administrative tribunals in Europe are not yet fully using automated decision-making applications. However, they are increasingly experimenting with supporting and collaborative applications of artificial intelligence. The effectiveness of artificial intelligence in judicial review is not in the hands of computer experts, but of judges. Automated predictive analytics tools can be used to express an administrative authority’s chance of a predictable judicial review. This is only relevant if there is no inherent tension between administrative authorities and courts regarding the use of artificial intelligence.