Justice-sector AI / United Kingdom / The Probation Service
Justice Transcribe The Probation Service · Corrections and probation · 2026-06-08
status as stated: equipped Official announcement Transcription
A Ministry of Justice announcement says every probation officer in England and Wales has been equipped with Justice Transcribe. The source describes it as an AI tool that records and transcribes conversations with offenders so officers spend less time transferring handwritten notes into digital systems.
"every probation officer in England and Wales has been equipped with Justice Transcribe" Official record gov.uk · archived copy Read 2026-09-07 · primary document readFound via GOV.UK MoJ press release search Notes The 2025 AI action plan described earlier probation transcription and summarisation 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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