Justice-sector AI / United Kingdom / Ministry of Justice
Secure AI assistants for staff Ministry of Justice · Justice ministry · 2025-07-31
status as stated: will now launch Official announcement Generative AI Microsoft; OpenAI
The Ministry of Justice AI action plan says staff AI assistants are moving from pilots to an “AI for All” launch. It describes secure assistants for drafting, summarising, inbox management, redaction and reports, with access for every ministry staff member planned by December 2025.
"providing every MOJ staff member with secure, enterprise-grade AI assistants by December 2025" Official record gov.uk · archived copy Read 2026-09-07 · primary document readFound via GOV.UK MoJ AI action plan for justice Notes Same source also names Copilot Chat and ChatGPT Enterprise pilots. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The status word is the source's own on the read date; a pilot is not recorded as a deployment and a contract is not recorded as use. This record summarises a public court document or official publication and reports what it says; SafeLegalAI makes no findings of its own. Individuals and organisations are named only as they appear in that public record. Anyone named may send a right of reply, correction or contextual update (for example an appeal, vacatur or later disposition) via /report; we add a dated note where appropriate. Reply or correct this record .
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