Kairav P. Parikh
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Kairav P. Parikh is a researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence, law, and medicine, with a focus on how emerging technologies reshape medicolegal frameworks. His most-cited work, "Judge Juan Manuel Padilla Garcia, ChatGPT, and a controversial medicolegal milestone" (2023, 24 citations), examines a landmark case where a Colombian judge used ChatGPT to inform a ruling on an autistic child’s insurance coverage for medical treatment. This paper analyzes the ethical and legal implications of AI-assisted judicial decision-making, highlighting both the potential for efficiency and the risks of bias or procedural opacity. Parikh’s contribution lies in documenting and critiquing one of the first real-world instances of generative AI influencing a legal judgment, sparking debate about accountability and transparency in AI-augmented courts. His work has been cited by scholars exploring AI governance, legal ethics, and health policy, underscoring its relevance to ongoing discussions about technology’s role in justice. By bridging AI, law, and medicine, Parikh provides critical insights for students and researchers navigating the evolving landscape of digital jurisprudence.
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