The prospect of integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the judicial systems globally holds immense promise, aiming to significantly enhance efficiency and fairness. However, a deeper dive into the practical application of AI within India’s judiciary unveils a complex, multifaceted landscape fraught with unique challenges and considerations that go beyond the oft-discussed themes of bias, ethical dilemmas, and accountability. Drawing on the profound insights from the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, organized by the Law Commission of India and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology—a forum I had the privilege of participating in—this article delves into the less discussed but equally critical aspects of AI’s integration into the judicial domain in India