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Kenya

AI in the Judicial System: Possible Uses and Ethical Considerations

Florence A. Ogonjo

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September 22, 2021

AI in the Judicial System: Possible Uses and Ethical Considerations

This paper explores the implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Judicial System and the ethical considerations of AI in the African context.

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Abstract

The increased use of Artificial Intelligence in various sectors has exposed everyone around the world to infinite possibilities of use. This piece explores: How AI is perceived and used in the judicial system, the challenges and ethical considerations that must be evaluated in it adoption and use, and whether, within the African context, judicial systems are ready and open to the use of AI.

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Florence A. Ogonjo

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Nigeria

Kenya

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