ORF published a July 18 analysis on how AI is changing India’s legal profession, focusing on courts, apprenticeship, access-to-justice gaps, and professional responsibility. The piece says Indian courts are moving faster than bar regulators: draft court AI rules would require disclosure of AI use in pleadings, treat AI output as advisory, and bar AI from deciding cases or bail eligibility. It also cites recent hallucinated-citation incidents as evidence that lawyer verification is becoming a core competency.
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