according to Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ) sharing "Weekend Builder Ideas" on platform X: AI Judge Companion. CZ said: "Train an AI to master written laws and previous cases, and then let it give judgment suggestions for each public case. The law itself is a public document, and most court documents (including precedents, statements from the plaintiff and defendant, trial records, final judgments, and even possibly future versions containing social sentiment data) are also public. Unlike human judges, AI is not influenced by emotions, hunger (before or after lunch), personal opinions, or political positions, so theoretically it can make judgments more objectively. I don't think any country will adopt this system in the short term, nor does it mean AI judges are necessarily "better" - it depends on the quality of training. But it could become a powerful tool for judges, lawyers, and ordinary parties, and could also be used for predicting markets and other scenarios. Actually, the workload to implement such a system is not large - if someone wants to do it, I am willing to invest in an excellent version."