The reasons why artificial intelligence is needed in judicial trials are as follows.

The reasons why artificial intelligence is needed in judicial trials include improving efficiency, reducing costs, optimizing judicial processes and strengthening judicial justice.

With the development of artificial intelligence technology, its application in the field of judicial trial is more and more extensive. The main reasons are as follows: First, artificial intelligence can improve the efficiency of judicial trial. Traditional manual methods need a lot of time and human resources, while artificial intelligence can quickly process documents, locate case information and provide predictive evaluation, so that staff can get accurate results faster. Secondly, artificial intelligence can reduce the cost of justice. Compared with the labor cost, the investment of artificial intelligence application is less, and there is no need to pay other fees, thus reducing the cost of the entire judicial system. Third, artificial intelligence can optimize the judicial process, make it more convenient and smooth, and help improve the quality and efficiency of justice. For example, in the process of judicial trial, the natural language processing technology of artificial intelligence can be used to automatically generate judgment documents to reduce the work pressure of judges. Finally, artificial intelligence can also strengthen judicial justice. By reducing the influence of human factors on the judgment of the case, the judgment errors and injustices caused by human defects can be avoided.

Is there a problem with artificial intelligence technology in the field of judicial trial? Although artificial intelligence has many advantages, it inevitably has some problems. For example, it has not fully achieved the same processing effect as human language, and the machine cannot understand the background and emotional color of the case. In addition, the rules and prejudices that may be considered in the design and training of artificial intelligence algorithms need to be further considered and solved.

The application of artificial intelligence technology in the field of judicial trial is still in its infancy, and it needs long-term continuous improvement and perfection after maturity. At the same time, we also need to build relevant legal systems and formulate technical norms around the application of artificial intelligence technology to make judicial trials more accurate, efficient and fair.

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Article 5 of the Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Implementation of the "internet plus Action" speeds up the deep integration of new generation information technologies such as artificial intelligence with traditional fields, and promotes the development of various applications such as data incubators, big data analysis, blockchain, cloud computing and Internet of Things.