US EditionAI should support, not replace, human judgment in courts: Justice Aurangzeb
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AI should support, not replace, human judgment in courts: Justice Aurangzeb
Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb of the Supreme Court of Pakistan underscored the critical need for Artificial Intelligence (AI) to serve as a tool to assist, rather than replace, human judgment in the judicial system. Speaking at the Annual Symposium for Judges on Thursday, Justice Aurangzeb said while AI is “undoubtedly the need of the hour,” it must be implemented with care, ensuring that human intellect and reasoning remain central to judici…
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