> In short, they didn’t like how the pattern of their decisions – now relatively easy to model – were potentially open for all to see. The article nonchalantly

> In short, they didn’t like how the pattern of their decisions – now relatively easy to model – were potentially open for all to see. The article nonchalantly displays bias but it does seem like AI scared French judges about their class job security. If this is the case, more than anything, it validates AI in the judiciary.