Honestly, I think it closes the gap more than it widens it.
Traditional justice is expensive because lawyers and court fees cost a fortune and that is where the real inequality sits - not in who understands tech, but in who can afford to be heard.
But for an AI-judged system to actually fully close that gap, it has to be easy for anyone to use, not just people who already understand the technology.
Nobody should need to understand blockchain to get a fair hearing.
The real goal of an AI-judged system shouldn't just be decentralizing judgment, but making good judgment accessible to everyone.
2August 29, 2026