The group's main purpose is to foster debate on how artificial intelligence tools can collaborate and be used in conjunction with precedents.
A deeper study of Artificial Intelligence tools and their use within the context of "Justice 4.0," focusing on judicial decisions, especially binding precedents, can provide important answers on how the instruments brought about by the new virtual reality can contribute not only to the study of such decisions in their construction, application, and overcoming phases, but also to identifying potential measurement elements for litigants and legal professionals regarding the risks of judicialization, its potential for harm, and thus foster the creation and improvement of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. In its broadest sense, the interaction and studies of the group can contribute to the identification of tools to be created within this context and regulated in future public policies, in interaction between society and the Judiciary, in order to guarantee the observance of constitutional principles related to the democratic judicial process.
