AI in courts resource center

partnered together to create the AI Policy Consortium for Law and Courts. This effort is conducting an intensive examination of the opportunities and challenges raised by the use of AI and Generative AI solution in the legal context, and a detailed education on AI and Generative AI's potential effects on federal/state/international courts. This partnership brings together technologists, forward-leaning legal thinkers, and court leaders to discuss policy developments and responses that are crucial to the future of the justice ecosystem.


Deepfakes on trial: How judges are navigating AI evidence authentication
The increasing use of AI-generated evidence in courts poses significant challenges for judges in determining authenticity, validity, and reliability, which highlights the need for updated legal frameworks, education, and rigorous testing of AI-detection tools to address the evolving issue of deepfakes and manipulated digital content
Responsible AI use for courts
A new report shows that as generative AI transforms the judiciary, the urgent challenge is to operationalize trust by balancing innovation, minimizing AI hallucinations, and ensuring verifiable reliability

Best practices in court and administration

How AI-powered access to justice is impacting unauthorized practice of law regulations - ³ÉÈËVRÊÓÆµ Institute

Between hype and fear: Why I have not issued a standing order on AI - ³ÉÈËVRÊÓÆµ Institute

Generative AI in legal: A risk-based framework for courts - ³ÉÈËVRÊÓÆµ Institute
AI for justice

Scaling Justice: Easing the UK's employee rights crisis - ³ÉÈËVRÊÓÆµ Institute

When courts meet GenAI: Guiding self-represented litigants through the AI maze - ³ÉÈËVRÊÓÆµ Institute

Scaling Justice: How technology is reshaping support for self-represented litigants - ³ÉÈËVRÊÓÆµ Institute
AI governance

Architecting the data core: How to align governance, analytics & AI without slowing the business - ³ÉÈËVRÊÓÆµ Institute

2026 AI in Professional Services Report: AI adoption has hit critical mass, but now comes the tough business questions - ³ÉÈËVRÊÓÆµ Institute
