Evaluating The Evidential Value Of Evidence Generated By AI

Preeti Kushwah, O.P. Jindal Law School

Introduction

Our world is becoming increasingly automated. We are surrounded by devices that are designed to simplify our lives. We use search engines to obtain whatever information we require, rely on Google Maps to get us almost anywhere, ask voice-activated assistants like Siri and Alexa for assistance in a variety of ways, etc. With AI invading every aspect of our lives, it is unavoidable that it will have an impact on the legal system as well. The question of how the current legal system would evaluate AI-generated evidence arises from the interaction between AI technology, declining human intervention, and the limitations of the existing legal framework designed only for humans.

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