UAE Unveils AI-Powered Judicial Platform, Rollout Begins in Sept
The initiative is part of the UAE's broader effort to embed AI across government services while maintaining human oversight in critical decisions.
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The UAE has unveiled an artificial intelligence-powered judicial platform designed to support legal research and judicial decision-making, with the first phase of the system scheduled to launch in September.
The platform was announced on Tuesday by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court. UAE officials described it as the world’s first fully integrated AI-powered judicial platform, a claim that has not been independently verified.
According to the government, the platform will use AI to assist judges and legal professionals by improving the speed, consistency, and accuracy of judicial processes while maintaining human oversight at the center of decision-making.
The project will be introduced in phases over the next 18 months. Details were presented by the platform’s joint steering committee, chaired by Counselor Yousef Saeed Al Abri, Undersecretary of the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD).
In a post on X, Sheikh Mansour said the platform reflects the UAE’s commitment to using innovation to build a faster and more efficient justice system.
The AI Judicial Platform forms part of the UAE’s broader push to integrate AI across public services. This year, the country has announced initiatives ranging from AI agents for weather forecasting and government procurement to AI-powered audit and support services. The government has also set a goal of enabling AI agents to support 50% of federal government operations within the next two years.
