Justice Aidan Xu, who heads transformation and innovation in the judiciary, shares with CNA what AI-assisted projects are in the works and how AI might affect jobs in the legal sector, including his own.
How could AI transform Singapore's courts? | Interview with Justice Aidan Xu
Justice Aidan Xu, who heads transformation and innovation in Singapore's judiciary, talks with CNA's Lydia Lam about the current and future AI-assisted projects in the courts, how AI might affect lawyers' jobs and the challenges like hallucination.
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