The growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in justice – risk prediction algorithms, IoT, Big Data, sophisticated software for doctrinal and jurisprudential research – raises fundamental questions about its legal and ethical limits.

If, on the one hand, AI promises gains in efficiency and procedural speed, on the other, we need to reflect on its impact on fundamental guarantees, the presumption of innocence and the very integrity of the rule of law.

On May 27, at 2:30 p.m., we will debate this topical issue at the UMinho School of Law, with perspectives from a lawyer, Daniel Torres Gonçalves, a magistrate, Ricardo Oliveira e Sousa, and a law lecturer, Catarina Sarmento e Castro.

⚠️ To access the session in person or online (via zoom) you must register.

Program
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iUh6uuqQWpmE9iclXRE4wyh-ypZZy4KO/view?usp=drive_link

Registration
https://www.even3.pt/e/a-inteligencia-artificial-sob-a-lupa-do-direito-e-da-justica-572637

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27 May 2025
Online Sala de Atos, UMinho Law School

Scientific Committee
Isa António

Organized by
EDUM – University of Minho Law School
JusGov – Justice and Governance Research Center
CEJUR – Center for Legal Studies of Minho
ADA/CDAIA – Commission for Artificial Intelligence in Administrative Law
AEDUM – University of Minho Law Students’ Association

Supported by
FCT – Foundation for Science and Technology