The CEPEJ Artificial Advisory Board on Artificial Intelligence (AIAB) was established at the 38^th CEPEJ plenary meeting in Malta on 27 June 2022.

The advisory board has a term of two years and will strengthen the CEPEJ’s expertise on issues related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Judicial Systems by advising the CEPEJ working groups on the latest developments in the field and the potential impact on adjudication.

The board is a corner stone of the CEPEJ’s Revised roadmap for ensuring an appropriate follow-up of the CEPEJ Ethical Charter on the use of artificial intelligence in judicial systems and their environment .

The board will support the detailed operationalisation of the five principles of the Charter, giving developers a clearer idea on how to audit their AI applications, ideally already during the development phase.

First task of the board will be to advise on the final structure of the “Resource Centre on Cyberjustice and Artificial Intelligence” that will go public second half 2022. The Resource Center aims at providing a reliable and exhaustive overview of existing AI applications used in the process of adjudication and being a starting point for further discussion on their benefits and risks.

The CEPEJ congratulates the appointed board members: Giulio Borsari (IT), Giampiero Lupo (IT), Matthieu Quiniou (FR), Marek  Świerczyński (PL) and Alexandra Tsvetkova (BG).