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Artificial intelligence and the judicial ruling Recurso eletrónico] / Elisa Alfaia Sampaio, João J. Seixas, Paulo Jorge Gomes

Autor: SAMPAIO, Elisa AlfaiaCo-autor: SEIXAS, João J.; GOMES, Paulo JorgeIn: In: Trabalhos THEMIS 2019 - 34.º Curso de Formação de Magistrados e 5.º Curso de Formação de Juízes para os TAF / Darcília Matos ...[et al.]; orientadores das equipas Chandra Gracias, Marta Cavaleira, Patrícia Helena Costa; conceção Helena Leitão, Edgar Taborda Lopes. - Lisboa : Centro de Estudos Judiciários, 2019. ISBN 978-989-8908-72-8. p. 66-82.. Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL | TRATAMENTO DA INFORMAÇÃO | ÉTICA E DIREITO | SISTEMA JUDICIÁRIO | UNIÃO EUROPEIA Resumo: Introduction. Frankenstein’s monster’s soul. CHAPTER I. A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK. 1. The AI in the Fourth Revolution. 2. Big Data. 3. Human versus artificial intelligence. Trustworthy AI. 5. Machine learning and deep neural networks. CHAPTER II. THE IMPLEMENTED SYSTEMS. 1. The experiences within the European Union. 2. What is being done in the EU. CHAPTER III. SOME ETHICAL AND LEGAL CHALLENGES. 1. The European Ethical Charter on the use of Artificial Intelligence in judicial systems and their environment. 2. The use and automatic treatment of personal data. 3. Some recent decisions of the ECtHR and the ECJ. 4. Ethical concerns: opacity and anchoring. Final remarques.
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In: Trabalhos THEMIS 2019 - 34.º Curso de Formação de Magistrados e 5.º Curso de Formação de Juízes para os TAF / Darcília Matos ...[et al.]; orientadores das equipas Chandra Gracias, Marta Cavaleira, Patrícia Helena Costa; conceção Helena Leitão, Edgar Taborda Lopes. - Lisboa : Centro de Estudos Judiciários, 2019. ISBN 978-989-8908-72-8. p. 66-82.

Introduction. Frankenstein’s monster’s soul. CHAPTER I. A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK. 1. The AI in the Fourth Revolution. 2. Big Data. 3. Human versus artificial intelligence. Trustworthy AI. 5. Machine learning and deep neural networks. CHAPTER II. THE IMPLEMENTED SYSTEMS. 1. The experiences within the European Union. 2. What is being done in the EU. CHAPTER III. SOME ETHICAL AND LEGAL CHALLENGES. 1. The European Ethical Charter on the use of Artificial Intelligence in judicial systems and their environment. 2. The use and automatic treatment of personal data. 3. Some recent decisions of the ECtHR and the ECJ. 4. Ethical concerns: opacity and anchoring. Final remarques.

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