The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Juridical Activities

The paper discusses the use of artificial intelligence technology in legal activities. The author examines the problem of differentiating between weak and strong artificial intelligence. Attention is focused on the possibility of creating a superintelligence in the future, which already creates the need for scientists to pay close attention to the issues of introducing a system of ethical values into artificial intelligence. The paper highlights the problems of creating datasets necessary for training neural networks intended for the use in legal practice, as well as their quality. The author analyzes specific examples of the use of artificial intelligence systems in domestic and foreign legal practice. The author also justifies the possibility of considering the use of artificial intelligence as a separate type of legal technology. It is concluded that despite the large number of developments successfully used in legal practice based on artificial intelligence systems, they are all examples of weak artificial intelligence and act only as a means of increasing the efficiency of a lawyer, but do not replace it. The future of legal activities will be associated with an effective combination of artificial intelligence functionality and creative expert professional skills of a lawyer.

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