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Supreme People’s Court President Zhang Jun delivers a work report at the fourth session of the 14th National People’s Congress on March 9. Photo: Xinhua
The Supreme People’s Court emphasizes a cautious approach to AI-assisted trials, reaffirming that algorithms cannot replace human judges as the ultimate arbiters of justice
China's Supreme Court restricts AI in trials to clerical work (transcription, file review), preserving judge accountability. The mandate clarifies governance: AI automates workflow but cannot bear legal responsibility, shaping enterprise AI compliance for regulated sectors.
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