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New York state court officials have announced a new policy on the use of artificial intelligence<\/a> in the state court system<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Interim Policy on the Use of Artificial Intelligence, developed by a committee formed in April 2024 by Chief Administrative Judge Joseph A. Zayas provides guiding principles for the responsible and ethical use of AI.<\/p>\n The policy remains subject to revision so that it aligns with operational needs, legislation, regulation, and public policy, according to state court officials.<\/p>\n The policy applies to all judges, justices, and nonjudicial employees, and all court system owned devices or any court system work performed on any device.<\/p>\n The policy establishes \u201cguardrails to ensure fairness, accountability, and security in the use of AI, particularly the use of generative AI<\/a>, which can generate human-like text or other content in response to user prompts,\u201d officials wrote in a news release.<\/p>\n The policy mandates ongoing AI training for all judges and nonjudicial employees with computer access.<\/p>\n The policy underscores the need to carefully review all content produced by generative AI to ensure that all information is accurate, and all language is inclusive and respectful, officials said.<\/p>\n