Hindi mapapagturo ng kompyuter ang hatol at awa sa batas - Kho

Binigyang-diin ng Associate Justice ng Korte Suprema na si Antonio Kho Jr. na bagamat malugod ang mga pagbabago sa teknolohiya sa propesyon ng pagkakuwan, nananatiling hindi napapalitan ng mga katangian ng tao tulad ng malasakit, empatiya at moral na kompas. Sa kanyang keynote speech sa San Beda Law Grand Alumni Homecoming sa Taguig City, tinalakay niya ang mga repormang hukuman kabilang ang digitalisasyon ng mga proseso ng korte. Hinihikayat niya ang mga abogado na huwag hayaang mabawasan ng teknolohiya ang katauhan sa pagpapatupad ng batas.

Sa pananalita niya noong Biyernes sa Taguig City, ipinakita ni Justice Antonio Kho Jr. ang balanse sa pagitan ng teknolohiya at katauhan sa hustisya. Ayon sa Strategic Plan for Judicial Innovations ng Korte Suprema, isinasagawa ang mga reporma tulad ng digitalisasyon ng mga proseso ng korte upang mapabilis ang paglilingkod. Gayunpaman, iginiit niya na ang mga makina ay hindi makakapagbigay ng hatol, awa, at etikal na responsibilidad na kailangan sa patas na pagpapatupad ng batas.

"Mapapagturo mo sa kompyuter ang batas, ngunit hindi mo mapapagturo ang hatol. Hindi mo mapapagturo ang awa," sabi niya. Kinilala rin niya ang lumalaking papel ng artipisyal na intelektuwal (AI) sa mga gawain ng mga abogado, ngunit naniniwala siyang hindi mababawasan ang kanilang tungkulin dahil sa mga ito.

"Huwag hayaang mabawasan ng teknolohiya ang katauhan na dala mo sa batas," dagdag niya. Si Kho ay nagtapos ng Bachelor of Laws sa San Beda College of Law noong 1991 at nag-10th place sa Bar exams noon. Ang kanyang pananaw ay nagbibigay-diin sa pangangailangan ng mga propesyonal sa batas na panatilihin ang kanilang empatiya sa gitna ng digital na pagbabago.

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