تطبيقات الذكاء الاصطناعي في منظومة التقاضي المصرية: آفاق وتحديات

Abstract

Recently, Egypt has been enhancing its cybersecurity legislation to counter the increasing digital threats. This includes the enactment of the Personal Data Protection Law and the Information Technology Crimes Law, reflecting Egypt’s commitment to combating cybercrime and generally protecting data.

This study delves into the influence of these legal advancements on the judicial system, covering multiple facets. Cybersecurity laws establish a legal framework for punishing those responsible for cybercrimes and bolster capabilities in investigating and collecting digital evidence. Furthermore, the new legislation facilitates effective security measures for safeguarding sensitive data.
This study has reached several conclusions, including that digital transformation in the judicial and security systems has become inevitable. It is now essential for the Egyptian legislator to keep pace with this development. Furthermore, the substantive and procedural legislative framework is not aligned with the advancements in the judicial system and conflicts with established legal principles, such as the principle of public hearings.

We also reached several recommendations, including the necessity for the legislator to intervene by enacting a special law on artificial intelligence that includes modern substantive and procedural rules to address the exceptional nature of the challenges posed using this technology. Additionally, there is a need to strengthen international security and judicial cooperation in the field of cybersecurity due to the exceptional nature of these cross-border crimes