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Guidelines on the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence Hong Kong Judiciary · Judiciary · 2024-07
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The Hong Kong Judiciary PDF gives judges, judicial officers and support staff guidelines for using generative AI in judicial and administrative duties, including human decision-making, verification, security and permitted support tasks.
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