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title: "Abu Dhabi launches the world's first AI-based judicial platform"
description: "Abu Dhabi is set to become a world pioneer: the emirate is launching the first judicial platform with artificial intelligence. 🇦🇪⚖️ The system will not replace judges but will accelerate processes and increase the accuracy of decisions. The launch of the first stage is scheduled for September next year. 🚀🤖"
date: 2026-07-31T21:01:09.000Z
lang: en
url: https://xab.info/en/posts/abu-dhabi-launches-the-worlds-first-ai-based-judicial-platform
tags: [abu-dhabi, artificial-intelligence, justice-ministry, uae, legal-tech]
publisher: "XAB.info"
---

# Abu Dhabi launches the world's first AI-based judicial platform

![Meeting in a modern conference room in Abu Dhabi, dedicated to the launch of the world's first AI-based judicial platform](https://xab.info/media/2026/07/31/abu-dabi-sudebnaya-platforma-iskusstvennyy-intellekt/abu-dabi-sudebnaya-platforma-iskusstvennyy-intellekt-1.webp)

The judicial system of the United Arab Emirates is preparing for a technological breakthrough. The Ministry of Justice of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi has announced plans to implement a unique platform using artificial intelligence to support judicial decision-making. According to the official WAM agency, the project is positioned as the first system of its kind in the world.

### Technology in the service of justice

The main feature of the new development lies in its hybrid nature. The system will not replace judges but will work under "full human supervision and verification." AI will become a tool designed to accelerate legal procedures and ensure unprecedented accuracy and consistency in the work of the courts.

The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department has set an ambitious goal: to modernize justice mechanisms by implementing advanced technologies at various stages of the proceedings. It is expected that this will allow decisions to be made faster and with higher quality, minimizing the human factor in routine matters.

### Implementation roadmap

The authorities have prepared a detailed plan for the gradual launch of the platform, calculated for 18 months. The start of the first stage is scheduled for September next year. Such a phased approach will allow the system to be debugged and integrated into existing processes without failures, ensuring a smooth transition to the new format of court work.