The Ministry of Justice, in the United Arab Emirates, is planning to bring an era to the system by introducing Aisha, a virtual staff member powered by advanced generative AI technology. This innovative move represents an advancement in incorporating artificial intelligence into the field, aiming to empower all stakeholders, including judges, lawyers, and clients.
Aisha will be stationed at the entrances of courthouses. Designed to offer clients information about their cases, help them with requests, and provide guidance based on her wealth of knowledge and experience in handling legal matters,. Introduced less than a year ago, this generative AI assistant can generate types of content such as applications, audio files, and images, making her a versatile and valuable asset to the profession.
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Generative AI is an evolving technology that is reshaping industries, including this sector. Aisha’s primary function is to equip judges with access to precedents. By analyzing datasets of cases similar to those under consideration, Aisha can swiftly pinpoint relevant judgments, providing crucial historical context for informed judicial decisions.
What are the impacts?
- Enhance access to legal information and precedents for judges and lawyers
- Judges can use AI to analyze past cases and judgements
- Lawyers can benefit as they have access to a big database with a variety of cases and judgements
Lawyers will also benefit significantly from Aisha’s capabilities, as she serves as a resource for them. With a collection of data that far surpasses the lawyers’ knowledge base, Aisha can offer thorough legal guidance and valuable insights, greatly simplifying the research phase for legal matters. As a result, attorneys can concentrate on matters, leaving the routine tasks to Aisha.
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Aisha is a helpful guide for people who come to the courthouse. She can give important information about the status and steps of their case, and even write requests for them. This will save people time and make them feel less stressed about dealing with the legal system.
Aisha is not meant to replace humans, especially in jobs that need human expertise. Instead, she is a tool that can help people do their jobs better. By learning how to use AI, legal professionals can make their work easier and stay competitive in the changing legal field.
Hence, this initiative has made a major leap in the UAE’s Judicial System. It has taken an evolutionary step to optimize legal work and assist lawyers to be competitive in an evolving legal field. The Ministry of Justice in Abu Dhabi has already announced that Aisha will be operating very soon and will be integrated into various judicial processes and can assist various stakeholders effectively and efficiently as well.
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