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Argentina's Ministry of Justice and SAIJ piloted generative AI across the judiciary: 5,000 court staff rated it 81% positive, and identifying grounds for appeal fell from 25 minutes to 2.5, with jurisprudence searches cut by around 90%.
Argentina's judiciary sought to test whether generative AI could speed up common analytical tasks such as drafting and legal research across courts nationwide.
Pilot the strategic and responsible use of generative AI with judges, prosecutors and court staff, measuring both user sentiment and task-completion time/quality on structured test cases.
Argentina's Ministerio de Justicia, through SAIJ and the National Program of Artificial Intelligence in Justice, ran the pilot in 2024-2025 with university AI-lab partners (UBA-IALAB, ALTA, JusLab, UNLZ Innovation Laboratory), running 1,007 structured test cases (three trials each) and roughly 3,000 prompts, and surveying close to 5,000 members of the judicial system.
81% of surveyed judicial staff rated the experience positively. On identifying the grounds (agravios) in a recurso de amparo, AI-assisted work cut completion time from 25 minutes to about 2.5 minutes while retaining roughly 77% of the quality benchmark, and jurisprudence searches were sped up by around 90%.
The pilot's preliminary, self-reported figures are promising indicators of time savings and positive reception, but the source material does not disclose error or false-positive rates, so results should be read as pilot-stage indicators rather than an independently validated impact assessment.
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