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flag Australia uses AI in courts to boost efficiency, but judges caution it can't replace human empathy and risk bias.

flag Artificial intelligence is being integrated into Australia’s legal system to improve efficiency and reduce costs, but judges like NSW’s Ellen Skinner warn it cannot replace human judgment rooted in empathy and shared experience. flag While AI can process large volumes of data and assist in complex cases like youth bail or defamation, it risks perpetuating biases from flawed historical data and has already generated false case citations, leading to court errors. flag Skinner stresses AI should support, not replace, human decision-making, especially in cases where context, compassion, and individual circumstances matter most.

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