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AI in the family justice system: report published by Nuffield Family Justice Observatory
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The Nuffield Family Justice Observatory has published a briefing paper to prompt discussion and reflection about how artificial intelligence (AI) could potentially improve experiences for families and professionals using or involved with the family justice system. It also outlines the challenges and risks
involved, and the governance required for safe usage.
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The report says: "This briefing paper aims to prompt reflection and discussion in the family
justice system. It highlights some potential uses for AI, centred around:
• improving families’ experiences
• enabling administrative efficiencies
• supporting decision making.
It also raises some of the important questions about challenges and
risks – such as the role of humans, fairness, accountability, privacy,
transparency and accuracy – and ends with a discussion around
regulation and governance.
Chat GPT was used for some initial ideas generation and to refine the
drafting of some sections of this report."
You can read the full report here.