By: Nana
Appiah Acquaye
The Oromia Supreme Court is
strengthening its collaboration with the Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence
Institute to modernise judicial services through artificial intelligence and
other emerging technologies.
The partnership was reviewed
during a working visit by a high-level delegation led by the President of the
Oromia Supreme Court, Otukana Oda, to the Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence
Institute.
The delegation was received
by Taye Girma, Deputy Director General of the Institute, where both
institutions reviewed ongoing joint technology development projects and
established directional frameworks to strengthen future collaboration.
The Institute has been
developing Smart Court solutions and related technological tools to modernise
the operational systems of the Oromia Supreme Court.
According to the Institute,
artificial intelligence holds significant potential to enhance accessibility,
accountability and efficiency within the justice system.
During the visit, Oda
commended the Institute's research and development efforts, describing them as
impressive. He affirmed that the Court would work closely with the Institute to
further reinforce their comprehensive partnership.
The delegation also toured
the Institute's robotics workshop, product demonstration rooms and other
operational facilities to observe its ongoing technological initiatives.
