Responsible AI Policy

Nyaay AI develops and deploys artificial intelligence systems for legal and judicial contexts, where accuracy, accountability, and restraint are essential. This policy outlines the principles that govern Nyaay AI’s approach to responsible use of AI in legal systems.

Role of AI in Legal Work

Nyaay AI systems are designed to support legal analysis and workflow efficiency, not to substitute professional judgment or institutional authority. AI outputs are intended to assist users in research, drafting, organisation, and review, and must be independently evaluated before reliance.

Nyaay AI does not provide legal advice, adjudicatory decisions, or outcome determinations.

Human Oversight and Accountability

All use of Nyaay AI is premised on meaningful human oversight. Users retain full responsibility for how AI-generated outputs are interpreted and applied. Systems are designed to allow review, modification, and rejection of outputs at all times.

Transparency and Verifiability

Where applicable, Nyaay AI emphasises:

• Source-linked and citation-aware outputs

• Clear distinction between source material and generated content

• Traceability of system interactions in institutional environments

This enables users to assess reliability and context prior to use.

Bias Awareness and Context Sensitivity

Nyaay AI acknowledges that legal data reflects jurisdictional, historical, and institutional realities. Our development processes include:

• Jurisdiction-specific model design

• Ongoing review for unintended bias

• Guardrails aligned with legal and constitutional frameworks

AI systems are not assumed to be neutral and are treated accordingly.

Data Responsibility

Nyaay AI does not train models on court, client, or institutional data without explicit authorisation. Data used in institutional deployments remains segregated and subject to agreed governance and access controls.

Security and Deployment Controls

AI systems are deployed with safeguards appropriate to their legal context, including access controls, logging, and audit mechanisms. For courts and public institutions, on-premise and controlled deployment options are supported.

Continuous Review

Responsible use of AI requires ongoing evaluation. Nyaay AI periodically reviews its systems and policies to reflect developments in law, technology, and institutional expectations.

Institutional Trust

Nyaay AI’s approach to AI is guided by the understanding that legal systems require a higher standard of care. Responsibility, restraint, and transparency are treated as design requirements, not optional features.