This study examines how artificial intelligence impacts human rights detection in constitutional courts, suggesting necessary legal adaptations.
Key Points
The integration of artificial intelligence enhances the detection of human rights violations in various contexts, especially under authoritarian governance.
Key challenges include algorithmic bias, the admissibility of AI-generated evidence, and ensuring transparency in judicial processes surrounding AI.
Comparative analysis of courts in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Japan reveals diverse adaptations in judicial review to address AI complexities.
Proposed reforms advocate for explainability and algorithmic accountability to align AI systems with democratic values in protecting human rights.
Cite This Study
Johnathan Spencer WHITFIELD (2024) studied this question.