Where is the binding mechanism that would turn the Justice Ministry's research priorities into a government roundtable on legal AI?
The idea that simple research priorities are enough to trigger such an initiative is a dangerous simplification, as this influence is purely conditional.
If research does not reveal blatant regulatory failures or systemic risks to public trust, or if it does not highlight a major economic advantage for the legal market, then this roundtable proposal will remain a mere aspiration, similar to a study on traffic light efficiency leading automatically to a complete overhaul of the road code, without evidence of an urgent need.
The single point of failure lies in the absence of a direct link between research intent and the obligation to act concretely.