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Ethical Labyrinth of AI Integration in Legal Landscape

Author/s
Ahmed Hasan
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Date of Publication
30 July 2021
Abstract :
This research delves into the intricate amalgamation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the legal domain, navigating through the transformative impact, multifaceted implications, and ethical considerations that characterize this burgeoning intersection. Spanning various dimensions of AI integration in law, including liability frameworks, biases, decision-making processes, and the evolving landscape of contract review, this paper elucidates the challenges, opportunities, and ethical dilemmas that underpin this dynamic relationship. The exploration begins by spotlighting the pervasive influence of AI-driven applications, such as predictive analytics and natural language processing, within legal practice, outlining their transformative potential in enhancing operational efficiency and decision-making capabilities. It dissects liability frameworks concerning accountability for errors or adverse outcomes stemming from AI involvement in legal decision-making processes, examining the intricate distribution of responsibility between developers, firms, and AI systems. Moreover, the paper meticulously investigates the pervasive challenge of biases ingrained in AI algorithms, especially within the legal context, exploring how these biases can perpetuate or amplify existing inequalities and impact judicial decisions, case assessments, and sentencing outcomes. It scrutinizes AI’s integration in criminal justice systems for risk assessment, highlighting the potential replication of historical biases present in the data and its implications for fair and just outcomes. Ethical concerns surrounding the delegation of authority to AI systems in decision-making processes within legal frameworks are underscored, emphasizing the criticality of transparency, accountability, and preserving ethical standards amidst the reliance on automated systems. Additionally, the paper delves into the transformative potential of AI in contract review and drafting while illuminating the nuanced challenges related to accountability and oversight mechanisms in cases where AI autonomously generates or modifies contracts. This paper aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse, emphasizing the need for responsible AI integration within legal frameworks, ethical considerations, and the imperative of safeguarding fairness, accountability, and transparency in this transformative landscape.
Keywords :
AI Ethics, AI in Jurisprudence, Automated Legal Processes, Bias in Algorithms, Biases in AI Systems, Decision-Making Systems, Ethical Implications, Legal Accountability, Legal Liability, Legal Technology.
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