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UNESCO Launches Open Consultation on New Guidelines for AI Use in Judicial Systems
UNESCO鈥檚 recent survey of judicial operators worldwide has highlighted a significant lack of institutional guidance and training on the use of AI systems. In response, UNESCO, in collaboration with international experts, has developed draft Guidelines for AI use in Courts and Tribunals. The guidelines, shaped by the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AI, aim to ensure AI technologies are integrated into judicial systems in a way that upholds justice, human rights and the rule of law.
Call for Contributions to Inform the Development of the Guidelines for the Use of AI Systems in Courts and Tribunals
Following extensive expert consultations, the guidelines are now open for public consultation in English.
UNESCO encourages stakeholders, including judicial professionals, legal experts, and the public, to review and provide feedback on the draft guidelines. You can read the draft guidelines .
Share your comments and feedback through the form .
Deadline for comments: 25 September 2024
The guidelines are developed as part of the funded by the European Commission project on 鈥淪upporting Member States in Implementing UNESCO鈥檚 Recommendation on the Ethics of AI through Innovative Tools鈥.
Learn more about UNESCO鈥檚 AI and the Rule of Law programme here.
UNESCO Judges鈥 Initiative .
