Digitalization of civil proceeding in brics countries

In the present article, the authors aim to analyze the current issues related to the implementation of digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in civil proceedings in the BRICS countries. The novelty of the research lies in its generalization of the experience of the BRICS countries in accordance with the latest developments in doctrine, practice and legislation in the post-COVID19 period. On the basis of comparative legal analysis, the authors consistently describe the experience of all the states that are members of the BRICS organization in 2023. The key conclusions that the authors reach are the followings: the level of digitalization differs in the BRICS countries in terms of qualitative and quantitative indicators, which leads to a general slowdown in this process in the countries of this union. In order to overcome this obstacle, states need to first develop legislative regulation of the digitalization process at the national level, provide courts with technological equipment and improve the literacy level of judges and court staff. In addition, BRICS countries need to take into account the experience of other BRICS countries in order to build synergies with each other, as well as to borrow the strengths of the digitalization process in other countries and integrate it into their civil society processes. Consolidation in the development of the introduction of new technologies in civil proceedings among the BRICS countries is necessary.