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A Comparative Study on Artificial Intelligence and Courtroom Practices With India, UK, and USA
Abstract
This chapter explores the applicability of AI in courtrooms and the related practices. Inspired by the works of AI developers in India and globally including LAW BOT PRO, CHATGPT, COMPAS, and HART, this chapter addresses the evolution of machine learning and artificial intelligence, its mechanism, applicability in business matters, courtroom practice, how AI is involved in the general practice of court, and its position globally and in Indian perspective. It addresses concepts regarding AI that are used in countries like the United States and the United Kingdom and its legal implications, the comparative study on the working mechanism of these AI in different countries, the ways it will aid within the legal or court system, the ethical principles as per the European Union (EU), the distinction between AI for court and AI in court, the challenges it faces entering the justice system, whether it will replace lawyers, and is it trustworthy.
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