The expression Predictive Justice is often associated with the idea that it is possible to replace the decision-maker with automatic systems, and today with Artificial Intelligence based tools. 

Although we are convinced that some rare instances, being simple and repetitive, can benefit from certain levels of automation, we remain convinced that human decisionmaking rather than being replaced should be assisted by technology.

In this direction, our exploration of techniques to informally facilitate all stakeholders (judges, lawyers, parties, insurers, policy makers, citizens,…) moves in multiple directions combining different technologies and approaches.