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Pinsent Masons says it published commentary on the English judiciary’s AI position
Pinsent Masons said it published commentary from litigation specialist Emilie Jones on the English judiciary’s AI position statement. The firm said the article examines the distinction between tools supporting judicial work and responsibility for judicial decisions, along with governance arrangements for reviewing proposed uses.
Key points
- Pinsent Masons said the statement describes pilots involving transcription, document analysis and chronology building.Pinsent Masons
- The firm said a steering group chaired by Sir Colin Birss reviews proposed AI uses.Pinsent Masons
- Pinsent Masons said approved tools must meet requirements concerning UK data residency and enterprise data protection.Pinsent Masons
- The firm said its commentary also examines anonymization and more accessible written judgments.Pinsent Masons