Abstract
Modern trends in the development of digital technologies indicate their increasing penetration into various spheres of human activity. One of these technologies is artificial intelligence, the capabilities of which are beginning to be used in justice. Despite the fact that in Russia the technology under consideration has not yet found its proper reflection in practice, in a number of countries it is quite actively used (France, the Netherlands, Argentina, Estonia). The question of using the capabilities of artificial intelligence in justice is treated differently, and therefore the article highlights the positive and negative aspects of the use of artificial intelligence technologies in justice. On the basis of the conducted research, it is indicated that it is necessary to determine the boundaries of the use of technologies in judicial activity, in particular, it is concluded that it is impossible to use them in criminal proceedings due to the specifics of their consideration, as well as in family cases and cases of compensation for non-pecuniary damage; and the expediency of using it is justified when considering cases in the order of writ, special proceedings, as well as categories of cases of administrative offenses that allow automatic consideration.
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