In a recent interview on Prima TV, the Minister of Justice, Radu Marinescu, addressed the topic of introducing artificial intelligence (AI) into the justice system. He stated that, although native intelligence is essential, AI could play a significant role in streamlining judicial processes. Marinescu emphasized that judges and prosecutors will remain the decisive elements in decision-making, even with the integration of AI tools. He expressed confidence that these technologies will contribute to improving the activities in justice, without diminishing the human role in the decision-making process.
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