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Japan clarifies AI legal limits and plans expert panel to draft rules
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Japan’s Ministry of Justice plans to establish a panel by next March to draw up rules for the use of artificial intelligence in business-related legal services during fiscal 2027.
Key facts
- The ministry intends to introduce the rules as early as fiscal 2028.
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- The ministry’s previous guidelines, issued in 2023, dealt with AI-based services supporting contract documentation.
Summary
The ministry intends to introduce the rules as early as fiscal 2028.
Judges and lawyers will serve alongside business representatives, consumer protection specialists and experts in law and AI.