Gullas Law School Professor Earns Supreme Court Recognition for Groundbreaking AI Research
- November 19, 2024 |
- UV Gullas Law School
The Gullas Law School (GLS) of the University of the Visayas (UV) takes pride in the remarkable achievement of one of its professors, Atty. Kyle Joseph Alo, whose research on Artificial Intelligence has gained prestigious recognition from the Supreme Court of the Philippines.
Atty. Alo’s paper, titled “Utilizing Artificial Intelligence to Decide Cases: A Boon or Bane in the Disposition of Justice”, was selected from over a hundred entries nationwide for its insightful analysis of AI's potential impact on the justice system.
In his work, Atty. Alo explores the legal and ethical implications of using AI in judicial decision-making, assessing its potential to enhance the efficiency of case disposition while scrutinizing the challenges it may pose to fundamental rights and due process. His paper addresses critical questions about the role of technology in upholding justice, providing valuable insights into an increasingly relevant topic in the legal field.
Atty. Alo’s recognition as one of only fifteen esteemed professors and legal practitioners chosen by the Supreme Court underscores his expertise and dedication to advancing legal scholarship on contemporary issues affecting human rights and freedoms.
His accomplishment is a source of joy and inspiration for the entire GLS-International Law Students Association (ILSA) community, highlighting the school’s commitment to contributing to meaningful disclosure on the evolving landscape of law and technology.
Congratulations Atty. Alo! Your Visayanian family is so proud of you!