The Effectiveness of AIS Systems in Developing the Announced Judicial Paper

This study aims to highlight the necessity of developing judicial papers to align with the use of multiple Artificial Intelligence Systems (AIS). It explores the role of AIS in enhancing the structure and delivery of judicial papers intended for the opponent’s awareness, focusing on the procedural requirements outlined in the Kuwaiti and Omani civil and commercial procedure codes. The research adopts a descriptive and analytical approach, examining the legal frameworks and solutions that facilitate the effective integration of AIS in the development and delivery of judicial papers.The study envisions the utilization of AIS to design virtual assistants capable of interpreting the provisions within the Kuwaiti and Omani procedural codes regarding judicial announcements. These systems would simulate human cognition to manage notifications, streamline communication processes, and uphold the principle of adversarial confrontation between parties. A customized data bot could be employed to design judicial papers, enabling communication via voice and video, ensuring the recipient’s awareness of hearing schedules, or submission of defense memoranda. Additionally, the study proposes leveraging features of smartphone applications like REPLIKA to expand the range of electronically submitted pleadings and facilitate the delivery of notifications, warnings, and order attend through AIS. The research concludes by emphasizing the importance of utilizing patented algorithms to enhance judicial papers through AIS processing, ensuring improved functionality and compliance with procedural regulations.