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ARTICLE · 31 MAY 2024

Artificial Intelligence In Court Proceedings

In the United Kingdom the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary has published guidance for Judges on the use of Artificial Intelligence ("AI").

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In the United Kingdom the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary has published guidance for Judges on the use of Artificial Intelligence ("AI"). The guide briefly considers some of the challenges faced by Judge's and practitioners alike brought about by the introduction of AI in the legal industry.

The guide serves as a timely reminder of the effect that AI has had and will continue to have on the legal industry at large. The introduction of AI into the legal industry, an industry traditionally slow and cautious of change, is largely positive with the development of technologies being able to assist the Judiciary and practitioners with admin, workload and accuracy.

However, as is common with the introduction and implementation of new technologies, risks and obligations are bound to arise, it accordingly becomes incumbent on the industry to transition and undergo a learning curve to ensure the continued ethics, high performance and accuracy demanded in legal practice. One

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