SC senior associate justice Marvic Leonen warned against “cognitive offloading,” or excessive reliance on AI systems that could weaken critical thinking and empathy among judges.
The Supreme Court (SC) has approved a governance framework regulating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the judiciary, setting guidelines aimed at modernizing court operations while preserving human judgment in decision-making.
The SC introduced key reforms to expand access to videoconferencing, particularly for digitally disadvantaged individuals, and to enable wider participation by individuals abroad.
The Supreme Court (SC) has held that bank deposits remain confidential, but the Cybercrime Prevention Act allows disclosure of certain information for cybercrime investigations.
The Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the legality of a congressional inquiry into online misinformation, ruling that inviting vloggers to a congressional hearing did not infringe on their constitutional right to free speech.
The Supreme Court (SC) highlighted its sweeping digital justice initiatives and artificial intelligence (AI) governance efforts at the Convention for the Creation of a Digital Framework for the Social Progress of the Philippines held at the Universidad de Granada in Spain.
The Supreme Court (SC) celebrated three years of its Strategic Plan for Judicial Innovations 2022–2027 (SPJI) by highlighting the judiciary’s most ambitious wave of technological modernization yet — from AI-driven research tools and blockchain-secured document systems to nationwide e-payment integration and the rollout of digital court platforms.
