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Why, exactly, do you believe that AI will be more just than human judges?

• ysofunny 3y ago
  more difficult to bribe and threaten? immunity to blackmail?
  • jeltz 3y ago
    Those things are really only issues in a handful of cases: political trials and organized crime.
  • jddj 3y ago
    This isn't a given. People have been prompting chatbots with the (false) promise of monetary reward to get better results
• lesuorac 3y ago
  If we wanted justice we'd have an inquisitive system not an adversarial one. At some point the government will decide it's best to pay a private company to administer computerized court systems. Private companies already can collect evidence, process evidence, arrest people, detain suspects long-term (Jail) and after court hold the convicts; why not let them do this one step as well?
• solfox 3y ago
  With an open-source system developed and trained on our codified laws, presumably, such a system would be WAY less arbitrary and more benevolent than the average judge. HN clearly hasn't experienced the family law system in America.