Supreme Court of the Philippines has approved a new framework governing the use of artificial intelligence in the judiciary, setting rules to ensure human oversight and accountability. The policy, called the Governance Framework on Human-Centered Augmented Intelligence, establishes guidelines for how AI tools can be used across courts, emphasizing that technology should assist, not replace, human judgment. Read more in our articles including "Supreme Court approves AI guidelines for court use" and "The Huawei Matepad Pro 2026 is official".
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Aug 5, 2026Supreme Court of the Philippines has approved a new framework governing the use of artificial intelligence in the judiciary, setting rules to ensure human oversight and accountability. The policy, called the Governance Framework on Human-Centered Augmented Intelligence, establishes guidelines for how AI tools can be used across courts, emphasizing that technology should assist, not replace, human judgment.
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