Perspektywy zastosowania sztucznej inteligencji i potencjał technik multimedialnych w kształceniu kadr wymiaru sprawiedliwości

This article described practical applications of multimedia techniques based on artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. Their scope includes generative technologies, i.e. creating text, images, and 360-degree panoramas. IT terms such as corpus language model are defined, which will facilitate understanding of how AI algorithms work. The article shows how these technologies can be used in judicial training. The European Judicial Training Network organized the first-ever training using VR (Virtual Reality in Judicial Training) technology. The training involved creating a presentation using 360° panoramas with artificial intelligence. The article also describes an example of cooperation between two universities – the National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution and the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology – in which students of the Faculty of New Media Arts prepared virtual tours. The prepared materials can be used in the education of judicial personnel. The advantages and disadvantages of existing solutions are discussed using specific examples. The article presents one of the tools developed as part of the CLARIN project. Common Language Resources & Technology Infrastructure) is a pan-European scientific infrastructure that allows researchers in the humanities and social sciences to work comfortably with large collections of texts. Aspects of practical applications with concrete examples are presented to implement them into everyday work in judicial education.

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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.53024/7.4.56.2024
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Global Education Systems and Policies
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Perspektywy zastosowania sztucznej inteligencji i potencjał technik multimedialnych w kształceniu kadr wymiaru sprawiedliwości

Krzysztof Szklanny
Global Education Systems and Policies
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Perspektywy zastosowania sztucznej inteligencji i potencjał technik multimedialnych w kształceniu kadr wymiaru sprawiedliwości

Krzysztof Szklanny
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This article described practical applications of multimedia techniques based on artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. Their scope includes generative technologies, i.e. creating text, images, and 360-degree panoramas. IT terms such as corpus language model are defined, which will facilitate understanding of how AI algorithms work. The article shows how these technologies can be used in judicial training. The European Judicial Training Network organized the first-ever training using VR (Virtual Reality in Judicial Training) technology. The training involved creating a presentation using 360° panoramas with artificial intelligence. The article also describes an example of cooperation between two universities – the National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution and the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology – in which students of the Faculty of New Media Arts prepared virtual tours. The prepared materials can be used in the education of judicial personnel. The advantages and disadvantages of existing solutions are discussed using specific examples. The article presents one of the tools developed as part of the CLARIN project. Common Language Resources & Technology Infrastructure) is a pan-European scientific infrastructure that allows researchers in the humanities and social sciences to work comfortably with large collections of texts. Aspects of practical applications with concrete examples are presented to implement them into everyday work in judicial education.

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