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I. Introduction

A. Definition of AI 
B. Thesis Statement: AI should not replace human beings as a judge to try a case 

II. Argument 1: Artificial Intelligence Is Not Omniscient

A. AI has Limitations on the Interpretation of Laws and Facts  
B. AI May Be Prone to Errors and Biases  

III. Argument 2: Human Beings Can Better Identify with Emotions and Cultural Backgrounds

A. Human Judges Have Better Insight into Emotions in Courtroom Settings  
B. Human Judges Have an Understanding of Cultural Contexts in Cases 

IV. Argument 3: Artificial Intelligence Cannot Make Fair Judgements Based on Gut Feelings or Intuitions
V Conclusion

In conclusion, artificial intelligence should not replace human beings as judges to try a case, since it cannot fully understand emotions, cultural backgrounds or make judgements based on gut feelings or intuitions that are necessary for justice to be served in a courtroom setting. Although AI has its benefits such as accuracy and efficiency, it does not possess the capacity for empathy, which is an essential element for fairness in court proceedings.