Technological tools currently being developed are capable of substantially assisting judges in their daily work. In particular, data analysis of widely available court decisions will evaluate, in an unprecedented way, the activity of the courts and the quality of justice. In doing so, it will allow for more efficient and faster dispute resolution, as well as cost reductions for litigants and society. Technological evolution will probably not cause the disappearance of humans from judicial adjudication but a new, progressive and subtle redistribution of tasks between men and machines.