Anti-algorithmic bias policies in the Brazilian Judiciary
a critical study of CNJ Resolution No. 615/2020
Abstract
This study analyzes the fight against algorithmic bias in the Brazilian Judiciary, with an emphasis on Resolution No. 615/2025 of the National Council of Justice (CNJ). The research question revolves around the effectiveness of this implemented policy, which aims to combat this phenomenon. The overall objective is to examine how the regulation seeks to mitigate the risks of discrimination arising from the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems in the justice system. The methodology used is qualitative and exploratory, based on bibliographic and documentary research. The method adopted in the approach is deductive, starting with the analysis of general concepts about AI and algorithmic bias and then applying these foundations to the Brazilian regulatory reality. The research results indicate that the Resolution presents significant advances in establishing guidelines such as transparency, human oversight, continuous auditing, and the prohibition of automated discriminatory practices.
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