The Center for Innovation, Administration and Research in the Judiciary (CIAPJ) of the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) released the report of the first phase of the research "Technology applied to conflict resolution in the Brazilian Judiciary " (click here to obtain the PDF document) carried out in December 2020. This research was coordinated by the Minister of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) Luis Felipe Salomão. The research covered 3 of the 5 branchs of the Brazilian Judiciary: State Justice, Labor Justice, Federal Justice, Electoral Justice and Military Justice. The collection of these data was carried out with 59 (fifty-nine) courts (Federal Supreme Court -- STF, Superior Court of Justice -- STJ, Superior Labor Court -- TST, Regional Labor Courts, Federal Regional Courts and Courts of Justice) and the National Council of Justice. The report indicates that half of the courts have an artificial intelligence project under development or already implemented.