USO CRÍTICO E EFICIENTE DA INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL NA REDAÇÃO DE PEÇAS EM DIREITO PENAL: UM GUIA PRÁTICO
USO CRÍTICO E EFICIENTE DA INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL NA REDAÇÃO DE PEÇAS EM DIREITO PENAL: UM GUIA PRÁTICO
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.8022525097
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Palavras-chave: Educação; Inteligência Artificial; Direito Penal.
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Keywords: Education; Artificial Intelligence; Criminal Law.
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Abstract: The incorporation of digital technologies in education has consolidated as an effective strategy to enhance students’ motivation and engagement, especially through interactive environments such as educational games. In the legal field, a similar movement is observed with the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the drafting of legal documents, particularly in Criminal Law, where clarity, reasoning, and precision are essential. Thus, there arises the need to balance technological innovation and critical responsibility, ensuring that AI serves as a formative resource without replacing human authorship. This context aligns with educational frameworks such as Vygotsky (1978), Freire (1996), and Ausubel (1968), which emphasize the importance of mediation, problematization, and meaningful learning in the formative process. The study aimed to present a practical guide for the critical and efficient use of Artificial Intelligence in drafting legal documents in Criminal Law, resulting from applied research that compared indictments produced by the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Rio de Janeiro and equivalent versions generated by AI systems. AI has revolutionized legal practice by automating repetitive tasks and processing large volumes of normative and jurisprudential data. Studies highlight both efficiency gains and ethical, regulatory, and pedagogical challenges, pointing to the importance of governance and human oversight. Initiatives such as LegalBench highlight the pursuit of objective criteria for evaluating language models applied to Law. From a pedagogical perspective, the construction of a criminal indictment mediated by AI can be divided into three phases. In the preparation and skeleton generation phase, AI organizes an initial draft based on detailed prompts. In the auditing and deepening phase, the jurist validates laws, jurisprudence, and anticipates defensive theses. The use of AI in the drafting of criminal documents represents a unique opportunity for innovation, but its adoption must be anchored in a critical and reflective stance. In this context, the jurist assumes the role of curator of technology, auditing and personalizing the generated texts to ensure legal validity, argumentative consistency, and professional ethics. Technology contributes to efficiency and standardization but does not replace the human role of interpreting, creating, and sustaining legal arguments. Therefore, the balanced integration between AI and pedagogical practice in legal education strengthens the training of professionals capable of articulating technical skills, critical thinking, and social commitment.
- SAMIRES COSTA ARAUJO
- Lilian Cazorla do Espírito Santo Nunes
- André Cotelli do Espírito Santo