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The EU AI Act classifies AI applications used in judicial proceedings as high risk because of their potential to affect fundamental rights such as due process and non-discrimination, and therefore subjects them to mandatory transparency, bias audits, and human oversight.

The Act classifies AI applications in judicial proceedings as "high-risk" due to their potential to impact fundamental rights, such as due process and non-discrimination.

Wulf A. Kaal, Morgan A. Gray, The Evolving Role of Artificial Intelligence in Law (2025), A. European Union: The AI Act and High-Risk Classifications, p. 28
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• European Union
• AI systems used in judicial proceedings including predictive analytics and judicial decision support

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• Qualification: Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence
• Qualification: EU AI Act and the Rights-Based Approach to Technological Governance
• Qualification: Governance of AI in the Judicial System
• Extension: Transnational Digital Governance and Its Impact on Artificial Intelligence
• Qualification: GiAI - Governance in AI
• Extension: Global AI Governance and Collaboration
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• Qualification: CORTEX: Composite Overlay for Risk Tiering and Exposure in Operational AI Systems