21 August 2026
AI assistance plus training boosted Pakistani judge case resolution
First reported
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- A study of 1,559 Pakistani judges found that AI tools combined with targeted training increased the rate at which judges resolved cases by 6.3 percent.
- Case resolution improved without measurable drops in the quality of written decisions or increases in appeals of those decisions.
- The experiment was randomized, meaning some judges received the AI plus training while others did not, allowing researchers to isolate the effect.
How it was covered
The NeuronPete Huang & Grant Harvey
A randomized experiment with 1,559 Pakistani judges found that AI plus targeted training increased case resolution by 6.3 percent without a clear decline in writing quality or rise in appeals.