Artificial intelligence and electronic justice in China

Abstract

The digital revolution has been embraced by all spheres of human activity. The popularization of new forms of transmission, storage and processing of information has occurred so rapidly that its legal regulation has not only failed to keep up with new trends for many years, but, one might even say, literally stands still. Many foreign countries, trying to keep up with the times, promptly fill the legal vacuum with various norms, as well as experimental projects to introduce a neural network into the work of government agencies, including law enforcement. This article will be devoted to the study of such foreign experience.