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Guide on the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools by Court Users

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The "Guide on the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools by Court Users" applies in Singapore's Supreme Court and State Courts from October 1, 2024. The document outlines the permissible use of generative AI for preparing court documents, emphasizing that users retain full responsibility for the content produced. Key priorities include ensuring accuracy, relevance, and compliance with existing legal standards and ethical obligations. The guide highlights that while generative AI can assist in drafting documents, it must not be used to fabricate evidence or misrepresent information. Court users, including self-represented individuals, are advised to verify AI-generated content and maintain confidentiality regarding sensitive information. The guide serves as a framework to integrate AI tools in legal processes while safeguarding legal integrity and user accountability.

Document Analysis

Based on full text NLP analysis

Normalised 0–100: easier reading, stronger commitment language, more concrete detail, richer vocabulary, more topic areas, and more cited international frameworks. Flesch–Kincaid reading ease applies to English documents only.

Readability
18.3 · Technical
Commitment
31% · Aspirational
Orientation
Rights
Innovation
Rights-focused
Specificity
0.5 · Below Average
Lexical diversity
40.8% · Rich
International alignment
× OECD× UNESCO× EU AI Act× G7× G20× ISO× Council of Europe× United Nations× NATO× Bletchley× Hiroshima× Global Partnership on AI× GPAI
Sovereign
Topic coverage
× HealthcareDefenceEducationLabour× Surveillance× Environment× Public services

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