Artificial intelligence for legal system: Jurisprudence in the digital age

Abstract

The research examines the profound influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the legal system, with a particular emphasis on its capacity to reconfigure jurisprudence in the era of digitalization. We analyse the direct, mediator, and moderator effects of AI integration on various facets of the legal system by employing a mixed-methods approach and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with SPSS and AMOS. Our analysis begins by examining the direct effects of AI integration on critical variables such as efficacy, decision-making processes, and case outcomes within the legal domain. Following this, a mediator analysis is conducted to ascertain potential mediating factors that may exist between the integration of artificial intelligence and legal outcomes. Moderator analysis is then conducted to gain insight into the contextual factors that exert an influence on this relationship. This study seeks to enhance comprehension of the increasingly significant impact of AI on the development of law by illuminating the complex interconnections between AI technologies and jurisprudence.