AI Judges and Constitutions: ‘Tattered Fragments of the Map’:  an Invited Paper to the International Association of Constitutional Law Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law (February 1, 2022)

John Morison

AI Judges and Constitutions: ‘Tattered Fragments of the Map’: an Invited Paper to the International Association of Constitutional Law Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law (February 1, 2022)

John Morison

School of Law

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Abstract

A critical examination of the resurgence of Artificial Intelligence in the courts generally, and in the context of constitutional courts in particular. Reviewing two recent accounts of how AI may be used in the Courtroom to potentially replace human judges, the paper argues that the essentially social and political nature of 'judging' makes such an endeavour doomed to failure.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 01 Feb 2022
Event	International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL) Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law - Copenhagen, Denmark Duration: 31 Jan 2022 → 01 Feb 2022

Conference

Conference	International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL) Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Copenhagen
Period	31/01/2022 → 01/02/2022

Keywords

artificial intelligence, law, technology, intellectual property

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General Social Sciences

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Morison, J. (2022). AI Judges and Constitutions: ‘Tattered Fragments of the Map’: an Invited Paper to the International Association of Constitutional Law Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law (February 1, 2022). Paper presented at International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL) Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law , Copenhagen, Denmark. https://ssrn.com/abstract=4026189

Morison, John. / AI Judges and Constitutions: ‘Tattered Fragments of the Map’ : an Invited Paper to the International Association of Constitutional Law Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law (February 1, 2022). Paper presented at International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL) Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law , Copenhagen, Denmark.

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AI Judges and Constitutions: ‘Tattered Fragments of the Map’: an Invited Paper to the International Association of Constitutional Law Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law (February 1, 2022). / Morison, John.
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Morison J. AI Judges and Constitutions: ‘Tattered Fragments of the Map’: an Invited Paper to the International Association of Constitutional Law Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law (February 1, 2022). 2022. Paper presented at International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL) Round Table on the Impact of Digitalization on Constitutional Law , Copenhagen, Denmark.