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Courts around the world are entering a new technological era. Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving beyond experimentation into everyday judicial practice — supporting legal research, analysing evidence, translating proceedings in real time, managing case flows and even informing risk and sentencing assessments.
This transformation offers powerful opportunities to improve access to justice and modernise court systems. Yet it also places new responsibility on judicial institutions to ensure that innovation does not compromise due process, independence or public trust.
The AI, Justice, and the Rule of Law Course from Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, in partnership with UNESCO, the Blavatnik School of Government, and the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, supports judges and judicial professionals in assessing AI through a human rights lens.
The programme includes approximately 12 hours of guided learning, completed at your own pace. Sign up for free: oxsbs.link/unesco-aij
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Courts around the world are entering a new technological era. Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving beyond experimentation into everyday judicial practice — supporting legal research, analysing evidence, translating proceedings in real time, managing case flows and even informing risk and sentencing assessments.
This transformation offers powerful opportunities to improve access to justice and modernise court systems. Yet it also places new responsibility on judicial institutions to ensure that innovation does not compromise due process, independence or public trust.
The AI, Justice, and the Rule of Law Course from Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, in partnership with UNESCO, the Blavatnik School of Government, and the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, supports judges and judicial professionals in assessing AI through a human rights lens.
The programme includes approximately 12 hours of guided learning, completed at your own pace. Sign up for free: oxsbs.link/unesco-aij
Subscribe to our channel ➤ youtube.com/channel/UCHIqMEje_NFJ2u24CVaNQvg?sub_confirmation=1
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