AI & Law: Simulating Jurors Via AI
by Dr. Lance Eliot
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Key briefing points about this article:
- Juries and juror behavior are vital factors for lawyers and lawyering
- Jury research has been ongoing since the earliest days of jury trials
- A prevailing approach has been the use of mock jurors in simulated trials
- Advances in computing have led to remote online mock jury research efforts
- AI is taking the mock jury to a new level and will transform jury research
Abstract: Jury research has been greatly accelerated due to the use of modern-day computing. Nowadays, human mock jurors can interact online and perform a simulated trial remotely of each other, yet collectively deliberate too (without being in-person per se). Computer simulations can play a notable role in carrying out a mock trial. The next step already underway involves the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in conducting jury research.
Section 1: Introduction
