By Choonsik Yoo ( April 14, 2025, 08:19 GMT | Insight) -- In a strong endorsement of AI’s beneficial features, South Korea’s judiciary has decided to launch a project to build an artificial intelligence platform comprising multiple models, applications and related services for use by judges and other court employees involved in handling trials. The document was prepared for an internal meeting held in October 2024, and has recently been published for the public. The Supreme Court will hold further explanatory sessions for journalists soon, MLex was told.In a strong endorsement of AI’s beneficial features, South Korea’s judiciary has decided to launch a project to build an artificial intelligence platform comprising multiple models, applications, and related services for use by judges and other court employees involved in handling trials....
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