Nyayakaal — legal technology

RESPONSIBLE AI

Useful assistance.
Accountable judgement.

AI belongs within a considered professional workflow. These principles guide the product we are developing.

01

People make the decisions.

Our intended role for AI is assistance with research and preparation. A qualified professional remains responsible for interpreting material and deciding how it should be used.

02

Sources deserve attention.

A fluent explanation is not enough. Our design direction values access to supporting material and an explicit step for checking whether it actually supports the point.

03

Uncertainty should stay visible.

Gaps, assumptions and unresolved questions should be easy to identify. We want a workflow that encourages a reviewer to investigate them.

04

Sharing needs boundaries.

Use this website only for non-confidential enquiries. Any future product handling of documents, access permissions and retention must be explained before participation.

05

Claims should match reality.

The integrated AI platform is in development. The live brief builder formats visitor inputs; it does not perform AI inference, source verification or legal analysis.

06

Feedback should improve the design.

We welcome practical feedback about errors, accessibility and the points where a workflow could create confusion. Send an example without personal or confidential material.

READ, REVIEW, QUESTION

A habit worth
building early.

Define what needs to be checked before an output becomes part of professional work.

Read the review field note

For broader background, see the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. This reference does not imply certification or endorsement.

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