Artificial Intelligence Will Change How We Work and Live: Supreme Court Justice Vikram Nath

Supreme Court Justice Vikram Nath said artificial intelligence will change how we work and live, urging judges and lawyers to uphold fairness and compassion as technology tests the legal system. He delivered these remarks during the AK Sen Memorial Lecture at the India International Centre in New Delhi.

Bombay High Court Slams Tax Officer for Using Fake AI-Generated Case Laws in Rs 27.91 Crore Tax Order

The Bombay High Court rebuked an NFAC tax officer for relying on non-existent, AI-generated judgments while raising a Rs 27.91 crore tax demand against KMG Wires Pvt Ltd. The Court warned that quasi-judicial officers must not “blindly rely” on AI results without proper verification.

Justice Aniruddha Bose warns of ‘digital apartheid’, urges cautious use of AI in courts

Justice Aniruddha Bose said the rule of law must keep pace with technology to avoid a “digital apartheid.” He praised India’s digital growth but cautioned against misuse of AI and manipulated digital evidence in judiciary.

Artificial Intelligence may Assist But Cannot Perceive the Tremor in a Witness’s Voice: Justice Surya Kant

Justice Surya Kant emphasized that while Artificial Intelligence can aid research and efficiency in courts, it can never replace human conscience, empathy, or the ability to sense emotion, the true essence of delivering justice.

Let AI Assist, But Judges and Lawyers Must Be the Final Arbiters: Justice Surya Kant

Supreme Court Justice Surya Kant highlighted that AI can assist judges, lawyers, and citizens, but cannot replace the human element in justice. “Let AI guide, but judges and lawyers must be the final arbiters,” he said.

Court Protects Chiranjeevi’s Personality Rights: Warns of Irreparable Damage from Morphed, Misused Images

Hyderabad court protected actor Chiranjeevi’s personality rights, observing that morphed images using his face could cause irreparable damage. The court warned such misuse could promote political, anti-national, or pornographic content, justifying a strong injunction against online entities.

“The Goal Is Not to Reinvent Law, But to Expand Fairness”: Supreme Court Judges Urge Judiciary to Evolve with Data and AI Revolution

Four Supreme Court judges stressed the need for India’s judiciary to adapt to emerging challenges from data, AI, and technology. Speaking at an international event in Indore, they called for fairness, innovation, and legal reforms in the digital era.

Artificial vs Natural Intelligence | “Will AI Replace Lawyers?”: Law Intern Denied ChatGPT Use for Witness Analysis, Given Hard Copies By Senior Advocate

A law intern’s attempt to use ChatGPT for witness analysis was denied, sparking a debate on artificial vs natural intelligence and whether AI will replace lawyers.

Delhi High Court on ANI vs OpenAI: ‘No Urgency, Just Academic’ — Copyright Clash Over AI Training

Delhi High Court hears ANI’s copyright infringement case against OpenAI over AI training using news content. Court notes, “There is no urgency here, it’s largely an academic issue.”

Justice S Kant on Artificial Intelligence: ‘I Share My Honest Thoughts, Criticism Doesn’t Trouble Me’

During a court hearing, Justice Surya Kant expressed confidence in his views on Artificial Intelligence, unaffected by criticism. He acknowledged concerns about AI’s impact on employment but highlighted India’s advanced adoption of AI compared to other Commonwealth countries, where there is less concern about the technology’s influence.