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Of judges and robots

The article explores what we can learn about our expectations from the adjudication process from our fears that robot-judges might once take over judicial decision-making. It juxtaposes the mainstreem expectation that a judge is a knowledgeable, objective and neutral adjudicator to our fear that robot, having precisely those values, is what we dislike as an idea of a good judge. This contradiction reveals that, even if we do not admit it, our expectations of judges include more of their personal involvement and empathy.

judges, artificial intelligence, robots, European Court of justice, adjudication

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