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Microsoft 365 Copilot for leadership judges Courts and Tribunals Judiciary · Judiciary · 2025-07-31
status as stated: being rolled out Official announcement Generative AI Microsoft
The Ministry of Justice AI action plan says the judiciary completed a Copilot trial for everyday administrative tasks and that Microsoft 365 Copilot is being rolled out to leadership judges. The plan frames the tool as support for administrative and productivity tasks, not judicial decision-making.
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