INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL E PROCESSO CIVIL: O FUTURO DA JUSTIÇA NA ERA TECNOLÓGICA

Abstract

This research, conducted using the deductive method, aims to examine the application of artificial intelligence in the Brazilian judicial system, with an emphasis on civil proceedings. Initially, the historical development of AI on a global scale and its consolidation as an instrument of technological transformation in the provision of jurisdiction will be addressed. The study then examines tools such as the Victor system, the Sinapses platform, and the notary automation systems that have been used in Brazil to promote greater procedural speed, cost reduction, and increased access to justice. It also highlights the influence of international experiences, such as the use of AI in China and the COMPAS system in the United States, whose advantages are accompanied by serious ethical concerns. In this sense, normative proposals underway in Brazil that seek to establish guidelines on the ethical and transparent use of AI in the Judiciary are also discussed. To support the proposed discussions, sources such as doctrines, academic articles, relevant jurisprudence, and news were used, which contributed to the construction of a critical and comprehensive analysis of the topic. Thus, the work proposes a reflection on the benefits and limitations of this technology, defending its progressive, supervised implementation in accordance with constitutional principles.