I don't know how the ridiculous idea that a result of a computer program can be implicitly trusted got into the minds of people, but we better get it out sooner

I don't know how the ridiculous idea that a result of a computer program can be implicitly trusted got into the minds of people, but we better get it out sooner rather than later. Convictions based only on evidence provided by software - without other supporting evidence or a formal proof of software correctness (that doesn't exist for pretty much any commonly used software) should not be a thing. It's a shame that the judiciary seems to be bedazzled by the new shiny toys and fail to recognize how flawed they are in reality.