UK judge Geoffrey Vos wants AI to decide civil cases for faster justice
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-10-29
Geoffrey Vos, a senior UK judge, is advocating for AI to directly adjudicate civil cases, arguing it would deliver faster, cheaper justice. He acknowledges the move could upend the legal profession as traditionally practiced, sparking debate over the role of judges and lawyers.
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