Introduction
Rapid advances in technologies such as Generative AI (GenAI), Large Language Models, and other emerging, and yet to be developed, tools present new opportunities and challenges to courts and the legal profession.
A well-educated judiciary that understands the potential impacts of technological innovation on the courts, the legal profession, and the rule of law instills greater public confidence in the justice system.
To address these needs, the Thomson Reuters Institute (TRI) and the National Center for State Courts are conducting an intensive examination of the opportunities and challenges raised by the use of AI and Generative AI solutions in the legal context, and a detailed education on AI and Generative AI's potential effects on federal/state/international courts.
The TRI/NCSC AI Policy Consortium for Law and Courts 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.
About Thomson Reuters InstituteThe Thomson Reuters Institute engages professionals from the legal, corporate, tax & accounting, and government communities to host conversation and debate, analyze trends, and provide the insights and guidance needed to help shape the way forward in an evolving and increasingly complex environment. About National Center for State CourtsThe National Center for State Courts is a community of dedicated researchers, consultants and former practitioners who drive innovation and progress in courts and justice systems. NCSC’s reputation for trusted leadership allows us to work alongside top judicial officers to examine some of the most complex and significant issues facing society. Our team of experts and court leaders are deeply committed to advancing just, free and safe communities.
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