ABSTRACT
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly developing and undoubtedly impacting every aspect of our lives. From lethal drones, through Apple’s Siri, to cancer diagnostics, AI algorithms are also increasingly integrated into decision-making, including the legal system and profession, which this Article focuses on.
Currently, AI legal tools support lawyers’ and judges’ work and can assist in tasks such as due diligence, legal analysis, classification of documents by Technology-Assisted Review (TAR), providing legal advice, and engaging in predicting legal judgments. AI can even assist judges in decision making for risk assessments during sentencing. The emergence of generative AI and platforms like ChatGPT, which can draft human-like writing, has the potential to be a significant leap forward toward the second wave of AI legal revolution. This advancement not only supports the legal profession and the legal system but also has the potential to replace a lawyer or a judge. After all, GTP-4 took the bar exam and achieved a score that outperformed nearly 90% of the test takers …
Lavi, Michal and Jabotinsky, Hadar Yoana, AI in the Courtroom: The Boundaries of RoboLawyers and RoboJudges (July 2, 2024), Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal, volume 35 (forthcoming, 2025).
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