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In Russia along with the task of ensuring universal access to new generation technologies the problem of introduction`s intensifying and use of the technologies is also considered urgent. The development of the artificial intelligence systems in various spheres of society is different. The judicial system is less centralized and being rapidly modernized, and with regard to this sphere the artificial intelligence should be understood as the elements that operate autonomously within a single automated system of data storage and processing, allowing the machine mind to perform human functions at a more advanced – electronic-technical – level. The rational and harmonious interaction of a human intelligence with the machine intelligence should be not only a key basis for the modernization of the modern relations, but also a determinant for the transfer of our civilization to a completely new digital level. This article is devoted to the study of legal, technical and factual possibilities of introducing artificial intelligence`s elements into the Russian judicial system.

proceedings of the 2nd international scientific and practical conference “modern management trends and the digital economy: from regional development to global economic growth” (mtde 2020)

The Main Aspects of the Russian Judicial System’s Digitalization in Close Collaboration with the International Experience in the Justice Intellectualization