As the digital transformation of the judicial system accelerates, the introduction of AI-based guidance in courts is expected to standardize the structure of judgments and improve procedural efficiency. According to related analysis, there is a 70% chance of achieving standardization in judgment structure and a 65% chance of increasing procedural speed within the next five years.
These changes are expected to pose new challenges for parties who are "solo litigators," who often struggle to access legal assistance. While the probability that a party who fails to utilize AI technology will be disadvantaged during litigation is estimated at approximately 57%, the probability that this technological and information gap can be bridged by citizens actively utilizing AI in response is 62%.
Experts emphasize that to minimize the fairness debate that digitization of judicial services can bring, it's crucial to appropriately utilize AI technology and develop the ability to verify its results, rather than outright rejecting it. In particular, proactive strategies that utilize AI as a supplementary tool, such as case law analysis through prompting strategies, are expected to play a crucial role in protecting citizens' rights. This analysis was conducted to highlight the superiority and necessity of AI, and it should be noted that the content provided is a hypothetical analysis for reference only, not a legal judgment.
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