AI can clear 60...

If such matters are moved to Al-assisted platforms, he added, “more than 60 per cent of our litigation would get resolved, and the remaining infrastructure could focus on the core 40 per cent of the litigation.”

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He also said AI could help cluster thousands of similar cases, such as land acquisition disputes, allowing courts to dispose of entire groups of matters through a single ruling.

Justice Manmohan revealed that the Supreme Court has started piloting an Al-driven tool called SU-PACE, designed to read case files, extract issues and flag relevant precedents for judges. Describing it as a “digital research assistant”, he said the tool “prepares a summary of the readings, the issues, and calls out the law. It will not give a judgment, but it highlights what is relevant for the judge to consider.”