Artificial intelligence is now part of everyday life—and increasingly, part of the courtroom. From generative AI-assisted document drafting to algorithm-driven decisions, various Canadian courts are clarifying how AI can be used in litigation without compromising fairness or the rule of law.
For litigants searching terms like “AI in Canadian courts” or “AI disclosure requirements in litigation,” the message is: use may be permitted —but accountability and oversight are mandatory.
The Federal Court’s Guidance on AI Use: Disclosure and Responsible Use
On May 7, 2024, the Federal Court of Canada issued a formal Notice addressing the use of AI in court proceedings.
The key takeaway: AI may be used—but transparency and human oversight are mandatory.
