Artificial intelligence, justice and the rule of law
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in legal practice and the justice system, important questions are emerging about the role technology should play in the administration of justice and where human judgement must remain central.
At the 12th John Lehane Memorial Lecture, Sir Geoffrey Vos, Master of the Rolls and Head of Civil Justice of England and Wales, explored the opportunities and challenges presented by rapidly advancing AI technologies. His lecture considered how legal systems can embrace innovation to improve efficiency and access to justice while preserving public confidence and the rule of law.
The John Lehane Memorial Lecture continues a longstanding tradition of bringing together leading legal thinkers to examine the issues shaping the profession and the broader administration of justice.
Watch the lecture
The full lecture by Sir Geoffrey Vos is available below.


