Current research highlights how artificial intelligence (AI) affects digital forensics, considering its development in methods, specific im-plementations, and repercussions on the justice system. In addition to its technical effects, emphasis is placed on its influence in reducing legal costs and improving institutional resources. According to the Europol report (2025), the processing of information in the organization of digital evidence has reduced forensic analysis time by up to 70%, representing significant savings in working hours and case backlogs (p. 4). These findings show that AI not only speeds up the identification of patterns and risks but also helps to reduce the financial burden on justice systems(Europol, 2025, March 18).Several studies support these findings. Fakiha (2024) indicates that an orderly and finite set of operations can reduce the time required to examine digit...