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Generative AI-powered case summarisation tool Singapore Small Claims Tribunals · Tribunal or adjudicator · 2025-09-10
status as stated: rolled out in phases Official announcement Generative AI Harvey.AI
Singapore Courts announced a generative AI case summarisation tool developed with Harvey.AI for Tribunal Magistrates and self-represented Small Claims Tribunals users, with magistrate rollout starting on the release date and public use planned for November 2025.
summarises case documents for Tribunal Magistrates and individuals representing themselves Status date given by the source: 2025-09-10.
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