Legal experts have welcomed the attempt to balance innovation with judicial safeguards after the Supreme Court on Wednesday released a draft regulatory framework governing the use of AI in courts, proposing a nationwide governance structure that encourages AI adoption while drawing firm boundaries around judicial decision-making.
Lawyers from Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, AZB & Partners, and Obhan Mason backed the framework’s core principle that AI should remain an assistive tool and never replace judges in decision-making.
