Georgia · state supreme court
Judicial Council Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence and the Courts: report submitted
Georgia has a committee rather than a rule. The Chief Justice established an ad hoc committee in 2024 to assess the risks and benefits of generative AI in the courts and to recommend court rules and procedures; the committee submitted its report in July 2025.
Tracker entry · Georgia
- Court. Supreme Court of Georgia and the Judicial Council of GeorgiaCOURT
- Level. state supreme courtLEVEL
- Date. 3 July 2025DATED
- What it requires. noneREQUIRES
- Source. Read the documentSOURCE
Last checked · we opened the source on that day and drew the requirement above from its text.
Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs called for the committee in October 2024, in partnership with the National Center for State Courts, chaired by Justice Andrew A. Pinson. Its charge was to assess the risks and benefits of generative AI in the courts and make recommendations aimed at public trust and confidence.
The committee’s principal focus was court rules and procedures, and it submitted its report on 3 July 2025. The State Bar of Georgia runs a parallel committee reviewing how AI affects the Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct. As of the page we read, no filing requirement has issued.
This entry is descriptive, not legal advice. It records what one document says. Read the order that governs your own division before you rely on any of it, and check whether it has changed since the date above.
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