The importance of artificial intelligence in Brazilian Courts for the direction of Public Environmental Policies in the Amazon

Abstract

This work deals with the reflexes that occurred since the fourth industrial revolution within the Brazilian Judiciary, essentially from the use of artificial intelligence and its possibilities, through the use of sensitive data extracted by the systems of algorithms programmed from the proposed and cataloged actions in the country's Courts within the scope of environmental policies. The problem focuses on what impacts this change can have and how improvements can be made in communicating and structuring sensitive data for the timely direction of environmental policies and the development of a sustainable state. The objective is to demonstrate that the use of these new technologies can accelerate studies and have a greater accuracy index, obtaining savings in time and capital, as well as an improvement in praxis. The predominant methodology deals with theoretical research of a basic nature, with exploratory objectives of a qualitative nature, within the analysis of documentary procedure, predominantly using deductive logic when analyzing the viability and structural impacts of artificial intelligence on environmental policies based on data involving lawsuits. It concludes by observing a feasibility of developing public environmental policies for the Amazon based on the sensitive data obtained through the analysis of the lawsuits related to environmental damage and impacts, selected through the algorithms programmed on the Electronic Judicial Process system.