Rafael Leite sits on the National Council of Justice, which oversees Brazil's courts and studies the effectiveness of AI tools developed across the country's courts to determine which systems to roll out nationwide.
January 30, 2024 at 12:17 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
Rafael Leite, a federal judge in Brazil, grew up surrounded by innovation. His father worked in technology, so his house was the first in the neighborhood to get a computer and internet.
It seems natural then that, when Leite became a judge stationed in the Amazon town of Manaus, he turned to technology for assistance with an unmanageable workload of 50,000 cases.
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