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Artificial intelligence may support judges, but it must not replace them – but where exactly is the line? The case law of the Federal Constitutional Court suggests that judges have a duty to perform their duties on their own responsibility. Using numerous practical examples, the author examines how the influence of al…
Artificial intelligence may support judges, but it must not replace them – but where exactly is the line? The case law of the Federal Constitutional Court suggests that judges have a duty to perform their duties on their own responsibility. Using numerous practical examples, the author examines how the influence of algorithmic and other external considerations on decision-making can be reconciled with judicial responsibility. Based on this, the work develops a model for distinguishing between permissible judicial support and impermissible replacement. It thus provides guidance for the judiciary, legislature and legal scholarship in times of increasing digitalisation.