Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now performing tasks that were once thought to be limited to human intelligence. Over the last decade, courts around the world have been experiencing the use of AI as supporting tools, and there are already some examples of more sophisticated AI systems that do not just provide supports for human judges but that perform as an autonomous decision-making authority. This book Judge, Technology and Artificial Intelligence: The Artificial Judge,é authored by Professor Tania Sourdin explores cutting-edge issues pertaining to how technology can transform current adjudicative processes, and to what extent should the judiciary implement AI-related technologies to enhance its delivery of services. It offers a much-needed information, which is an important step towards making the AI adjudication become a reality.