Nyu Wang

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Nyu Wang is a leading scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence, law, and governance, with a primary focus on how AI is reshaping China’s judicial system. Wang’s most influential work, “Black Box Justice”: Robot Judges and AI-based Judgment Processes in China’s Court System (2020, 56 citations), critically examines the three-stage integration of AI in Chinese courts—from basic administrative support to more autonomous decision-making roles. This paper has become a foundational reference for debates on algorithmic transparency and procedural fairness in automated justice. Wang further develops these themes in “Intelligent Justice”: AI Implementations in China’s Legal Systems (2022, 20 citations), analyzing the ethical and practical implications of deploying AI for legal reasoning and case adjudication. By exposing the “black box” nature of these systems, Wang has significantly advanced scholarly understanding of how technology can both enhance efficiency and risk undermining due process. Their work is essential reading for researchers studying AI governance, comparative legal systems, and the future of human-machine collaboration in courts.