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Argentina’s Leading Case on AI

Argentine court in Acevedo v. Cáceres warns against unverified AI use in legal filings, stressing lawyers’ duty to verify sources,ensure accuracy, and uphold professional responsibility in digital era

Argentina | Artificial Intelligence in Justice : 2024 Advances and 2025 Challenges

Argentina made significant progress in integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the judicial system. Key advancements included the publication of a responsible AI guide by the Access to Public Information Agency (AAIP), the creation of the National Integrated AI Program in Justice, and the approval of the "Acceptable Use Protocol for...

The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Justice: An Automated Judge?

In a recent case in Argentina, the use of artificial intelligence in the judicial system was highlighted as a tool to enhance decision-making and efficiency. The case, involving a dispute over water service, set a precedent for integrating AI into legal processes. However, the article also raises concerns about the risks of bias, lack of...

Argentina Approves Protocol for the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Judiciary

Argentina's Court of Justice of San Juan has approved a new protocol for using Generative AI (IAGen) in the judiciary. General Agreement No. 102/2024 sets out guidelines to ensure responsible, secure, and ethical AI use within the judicial system. Key principles include data anonymization, result verification, and safeguarding judicial...

The Role of Human Supervision in AI: Argentina’s Approach to Responsible AI Development

Argentina is leading the way in ensuring that AI development adheres to ethical standards. The country’s focus on human supervision, transparency, and fairness in AI design aims to mitigate risks such as misinformation and algorithmic bias while promoting technology that benefits society as a whole.

Argentina: The Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Health Control of Fishing Products

Argentina is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance health control in the fishing sector through a project initiated by the National Service of Agri-Food Health and Quality (SENASA). This innovative approach aims to improve monitoring and sanitary control by detecting parasites in fish products more efficiently.