Duterte Defense Considered AI for ICC Case Review, But Cost Prohibitive
Former President Rodrigo Duterte's defense team explored using AI to review the massive volume of evidence in his International Criminal Court (ICC) case but abandoned the idea due to a prohibitive cost of nearly half a million euros. The court is pushing for organized disclosure and swift processing.
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