Judicial AI training
A judge-centered platform which delivers AI training and practical judicial tools to federal judges.
During our extensive research with federal judges, we learned that instead of a comprehensive repository of AI information, judges wanted a trusted and concise source for practical information. The platform helps judges get the AI answers they need with clean interfaces and clear links, while avoiding the information overload found on many government sites. Whenever possible, its resources involve federal judges teaching their peers how to use AI.
A federal judicial body responsible for judicial education, working with judges drawn from courts across the country.
A live AI training platform for federal judges. The curriculum centers on three core areas: the ethical use of AI tools, practical judicial use cases, and AI evidence in the courtroom. It provides practical tools rather than AI theory, and uses a peer-to-peer format throughout, with short video segments of judges explaining their own AI workflows in their own words. It is deliberately minimal, and contains only what judges actually need.