Draft Regulation on Responsible AI Use by Supreme Court Staff

Author’s Note

 

This text is an author’s academic and practical draft of an internal organisational act, prepared on the author’s own initiative for professional, academic and public discussion of issues concerning the responsible use of artificial intelligence technologies in court administration.

This draft is not an official document of the Supreme Court, its bodies or the Supreme Court Staff, has not been formally submitted or endorsed as a draft act, and does not express the official position of the Supreme Court, any other public authority or institution.

The draft has been developed with due regard to the risk-based approach of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (the EU Artificial Intelligence Act), the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law, CEPEJ documents and tools on cyberjustice and artificial intelligence, as well as other relevant European and international standards, adapted to the legal system of Ukraine, the constitutional status of the judiciary and the specific features of the organisational support for the functioning of the Supreme Court.

The concept of the proposed regulation, the structure of the draft, the selection and adaptation of legal approaches, the legal logic, terminological choices and the final wording of the text are attributable to the author.

In preparing the draft, artificial intelligence tools were used exclusively as an auxiliary means for the structural, linguistic, stylistic and editorial processing of the text, the critical analysis of certain provisions, the comparison of alternative formulations, and the identification of risks of logical, terminological or substantive inconsistency. The concept, legal approaches, substantive decisions and final wording of the draft were independently determined by the author.

Автор	Bernaziuk Ian
Рiк видання	2026
Опублiкована в журналi	constitutionalist
Мова	english
Кiлькiсть сторiнок	31
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