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Japan’s top court to test use of AI in civil trials
The Japan Times✓
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Japan's Supreme Court has allocated approximately 60 million yen in its fiscal 2027 budget request to fund expenses associated with testing artificial intelligence in civil court proceedings. This initiative represents a formal step toward integrating automated technology into the country's judicial system.
WHY IT MATTERS
It marks a significant institutional step by a major judiciary to explore the integration of artificial intelligence into formal legal proceedings and civil trials.
The Supreme Court has announced its budget request for fiscal 2027, which included some ¥60 million for expenses related to the use of AI.
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