Supreme_Court_of_India Drafts AI Regulations

The India — Supreme Court of India>>> has released draft 'Regulations for Use of Artificial intelligence in Courts, 2026', inviting comments from stakeholders and the public by June 20. These regulations aim to modernize the legal landscape while safeguarding judicial integrity, establishing a framework for responsible Artificial intelligence adoption across India>>>'s judicial system. The draft permits Artificial intelligence for administrative and support functions like case management, legal research, and translation, but strictly prohibits its use for determining judicial outcomes, sentencing, or assessing witness credibility. The framework emphasizes 'human primacy', ensuring that human judgment remains the ultimate authority in all adjudicatory functions. It also proposes a three-tier governance structure, including an apex regulatory authority chaired by a India — Supreme Court of India>>> judge, and mandates annual audits for all Artificial intelligence tools. This move addresses concerns about Artificial intelligence misuse, such as generating non-existent case laws, while leveraging its potential for efficiency.