A APLICAÇÃO DA INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL NO PODER JUDICIÁRIO BRASILEIRO À LUZ DA RESOLUÇÃO Nº 615/2025 DO CNJ: DESAFIOS ÉTICOS, NORMATIVOS E IMPACTOS NO PROCESSO DECISÓRIO

Abstract

This article investigates the application of artificial intelligence in the Brazilian Judiciary focusing on the guidelines of Resolution 615/2025 of the National Council of Justice. Given the significant procedural volume, the adoption of algorithmic systems aims to optimize the screening and management of precedents. However, such automation raises structural legal and ethical challenges, notably systemic opacity, algorithmic bias, and automation bias, threatening the guarantees of due process. The central objective is to analyze the jurisdictional impacts of these technologies and how the new regulation, in dialogue with the General Data Protection Law, acts to mitigate the risks. A qualitative and exploratory-descriptive methodology was used, anchored in bibliographic and documentary review. It was found that the new resolution innovates by establishing risk levels and prohibiting the autonomous use of technology in issuing decisions, requiring the principle of human supervision. It is concluded that the tool must operate strictly in an auxiliary manner, demanding governance so as not to compromise procedural equality.