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ARTICLE · 12 FEBRUARY 2024

AI Guidance Published For Judges

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The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary has published guidance for judges on the use of artificial intelligence (AI). The guidance sets out the key risks and issues associated with using...

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The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary has published guidance for judges on the use of artificial intelligence (AI). The guidance sets out the key risks and issues associated with using AI and provides some suggestions for minimising them.

The key points include:

  • Having a basic understanding of AI's capabilities and limitations.
  • Upholding confidentiality and privacy by ensuring that private or confidential information is not entered into a public AI chatbot.
  • Ensuring accountability and accuracy by checking any information provided by an AI tool before it is used or relied upon.
  • Being aware of bias.
  • Maintaining security, which includes using work devices (rather than personal devices) to access AI tools and work email addresses.

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