Adalat AI's courtroom speech tools reach over 6,000 Indian courtrooms
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Adalat AI's speech-recognition and case-management software is now used in more than 6,000 courtrooms across 11 Indian states, according to Semafor.
Judges dictate witness testimony, both parties check the on-screen text, and the transcript becomes the official record. Some jurisdictions now mandate the software for recording witness testimony.
Adalat AI's internal studies show more witnesses heard and more orders issued at courts using the tools, Semafor reports. A randomized evaluation with J-PAL is underway, but no results from it are reported yet.
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- Semafor · TechnologyNewsAdalat AI builds speech tools that cut courtroom paperwork in India
AIAdalat AI builds speech-recognition and case-management software trained on India's legal system, now used in more than 6,000 courtrooms across 11 states. Judges dictate witness testimony, both parties check the on-screen text, and the transcript becomes the official record. Internal studies show more witnesses heard and orders issued at courts using the tools, and a randomized evaluation with J-PAL is underway.
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