<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3flbgg_0wIl4Rtm00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3flbgg_0wIl4Rtm00" width="1280" height="853" ><figcaption>New research warns that COVID-19 may trigger high blood pressure</figcaption></figure>Georgia Chief Justice Michael Boggs Tuesday announced the formation of an ad hoc committee that will assess the risks and benefits of using artificial intelligence in the state’s court system.The committee, to be chaired by Justice Andrew Pinson, will look for ways to maintain public trust and confidence in Georgia’s judiciary as the use of AI increases during the coming years.“We recognize that, while there is much discussion around this subject, many of the opportunities and threats associated with AI are unknown at this point,” Pinson said. “We hope the work of this committee will educate and guide the judiciary as we explore this new technology.”The committee will include representatives of the various classes of state courts as well as partner agencies that work within the judicial system.TOO MANY ADS? GO AD-FREEDid You Know?: The ads you see on this site help pay for our website and our work. However, we know some of our readers would rather pay and not see ads. For those users we offer a paid newsletter that contains our articles with no ads.What You Get: A daily email digest of our articles in full-text with no ads.The Judicial Council of Georgia, which serves as the policymaking body for the judicial branch of state government, will support the committee’s work.The potential impacts of AI technology are being examined throughout state government. The State Bar of Georgia has created its own committee to explore the subject.The Georgia House and Senate also have separate study committees addressing the topic.</div></body>

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What Impact Does AI Have on Georgia Courts?

Georgia Chief Justice Michael Boggs Tuesday announced the formation of an ad hoc committee that will assess the risks and benefits of using artificial intelligence in the state’s court system. The committee, to be chaired by Justice Andrew Pinson, will look for ways to maintain public trust and confidence...