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Since 2019, Brazil's courts have developed or implemented over 140 AI projects that have helped make the country's overburdened judicial system more efficient

https://restofworld.org/...  Brazil's overburdened courts and lawyers are adopting artificial intelligence.  But experts wonder whether it serves justice.  —  “We note that the use of AI, in the end, rather than diminishing litigation, is increasing it” …

Rest of World Pedro Nakamura

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  • @hern Alex Hern on bluesky
    One of the touch points of all my talking about AI these days is “do not imagine a future world where the only difference is now you are using AI.”  [embedded post]
  • @hypervisible.blacksky.app @hypervisible.blacksky.app on bluesky
    “We note that the use of AI, in the end, rather than diminishing litigation, is increasing it...  [AI] may be a solution, but no one's sure if it will actually work.”