Technology, AI & Innovation
Tools, research centers, and communities focused on technology modernization, AI adoption, and digital government.
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Since 1998, DGI has provided focused educational programs for government IT communities covering AI, cybersecurity, records management, and digital government operations. All virtual events are free to attend.
Research and practice hub at Georgetown University focused on using technology and data for public good, including justice system innovation.
Nonprofit connecting government entities with pro bono technologists for digital service improvement. Courts and justice agencies can apply for technical assistance.
Stanford Law's center for research on the legal profession and CodeX legal technology program. Leading research on AI in law and legal innovation.
Professional association for legal technology professionals. Resources, events, and peer community for courts navigating technology modernization and AI adoption.
Research and resources focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and law, including court applications and governance frameworks.
Resources and community focused on applying technology for public benefit, including justice system applications.
Nonprofit using technology to improve government services. Court-relevant work includes digital government modernization.
Legal innovation and technology lab focused on access to justice, court modernization, and legal technology design. Produces practical tools and research applicable to courts.
Research programs on artificial intelligence and the law, including courts and judicial decision-making. Useful for courts navigating AI governance and adoption questions.
Georgetown Law's institute focused on law and technology policy, innovation in legal practice, and technology's impact on the justice system.
Research lab focused on visual evidence, courtroom technology, and the intersection of emerging media and legal proceedings. Relevant for courts managing complex evidence presentation.
A nonprofit research, education, and consulting organization improving the administration of justice through technology. A joint venture of William & Mary Law School and the National Center for State Courts. Resources include AV courtroom training, court technologist training, AI and cybersecurity newsletters, an annual AI & Court Technology Conference, and a Court Affiliates program for ongoing engagement with the legal technology community.
AI-built solutions for common court and judiciary pain points, including tools for document management, process automation, and operational efficiency.
AI tools and resources designed for the legal and court environment.
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