
The Supreme Court has directed the Bar Council of India to constitute an expert committee to examine the risks of using Artificial Intelligence in legal proceedings.
The Bench highlighted a concerning case where a trial court relied on four non-existent judgments generated by AI. The Court declared that citing "hallucinated" or fake judgments is not a mere error but constitutes professional misconduct.
While not seeking to prohibit AI, the Court emphasized the need for accountability and integrity, noting the risks of open-source algorithms.
The committee will help formulate guidelines to safeguard the judicial process from AI-driven misinformation.
[Gummadi Usha Rani v. Sure Mallikarjuna Rao]
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