Today(on 12th of April), the Supreme Court has embarked upon an ambitious initiative by convening a two-day conference scheduled for the 13th and 14th of April. This endeavor symbolizes a pivotal stride in scrutinizing the evolving correlation between technology and the legal domain.
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NEW DELHI: Today(on 12th April), The Supreme Court has undertaken an ambitious initiative by organizing a two-day conference scheduled for April 13 and 14. This event signifies an important step in examining the evolving relationship between technology and the legal system. Titled “Technology and Dialogue Between the Supreme Courts of India and Singapore,” the conference seeks to explore the profound influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the judiciary, discussing its current uses and extensive possibilities.
Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, along with Chief Justice of Singapore, Justice Sundaresh Menon, will spearhead the discussions. They will be joined by an illustrious panel comprising judges, jurists, and renowned experts from both the legal and technological spheres. This diverse assembly of minds is set to engage in in-depth discussions covering an expansive range of topics pertinent to the integration of AI within the legal domain.
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The conference agenda is ambitious and forward-looking, emphasizing the diverse implications of artificial intelligence for the legal system. Key topics of discussion include AI’s potential to enhance court proceedings, its impact on judicial training, improving access to justice, and the ethical considerations involved in its implementation. Additionally, the conference will examine the future direction of AI in legal settings, addressing both opportunities and challenges.
“Aiming to explore the intersection of technology and the legal system, particularly focusing on the transformative role of artificial intelligence in the judiciary, the Supreme Court is organising a two-day conference on technology and dialogue between the Supreme Courts of India and Singapore on April 13 and 14,” emphasizes the conference’s mission to bridge the gap between legal traditions and technological innovation.
The Supreme Court emphasized in its statement that Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and Chief Justice of Singapore Justice Sundaresh Menon, alongside judges, jurists, and experts, will participate in panel discussions covering a broad spectrum of subjects. This underscores the collaborative nature of the international dialogue.
By convening this conference, the Supreme Court aims to create a fertile ground for the exchange of insights, best practices, and innovative strategies. This collaborative effort is intended to foster a deeper comprehension of AI’s capability to refine judicial processes and improve access to justice.
The statement from the Supreme Court elaborates-
“The conference will provide a platform for sharing insights, best practices, and innovative ideas aimed at fostering a better understanding of how artificial intelligence can improve judicial procedures and advance access to justice.”
This collaboration between the Supreme Courts of India and Singapore, along with experts from legal and tech fields, aims to drive significant dialogue. Its goal is to pave the way for advancements at the junction of technology and law, promoting a more accessible and efficient justice system.
The statement added that by discussing the responsible use of AI and how to prevent risks, the conference aims to strengthen ties between countries and foster a shared commitment to improving legal systems. It also seeks to explore how AI can speed up legal processes and reduce costs, making justice more accessible to everyone. The Supreme Court’s announcement concluded by outlining the conference’s vision for a future where technology and justice collaborate for the greater good.
