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Abstract

For some time now, the idea has emerged that the development of artificial intelligence and the forthcoming opening of judicial data will make it possible, based on the analysis of past decisions, to anticipate an upcoming judicial decision. The promoters of what is called predictive justice argue that by improving the predictability of case law, it will not only secure legal action, but also promote the use of alternative dispute resolution methods. While the imminent arrival of these tools is inevitable, it is neither without danger nor without limits.