SC judges urged the judiciary to rapidly adapt to India's AI economy and gain technical literacy to avoid obsolescence. They highlighted the need to adjudicate new frontiers like Smart Contracts, Crypto Asset Regulation, and the risks of AI-Generated Evidence and algorithmic due process.

The Karnataka High Court has cautioned against over-reliance on AI in the legal profession, asserting that "too much dependence on AI will destroy the profession." This observation arose during a hearing where the Central Government highlighted instances of "fake judgments being used in cases through Artificial Intelligence." Justice M. Nagaprasanna emphasized that AI cannot replace critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and thorough verification in legal practice. This stance