Artificial Intelligence & the Justice Delivery System | Anya Batra & Arnav Mathur | LAOT Podcast
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Artificial Intelligence & the Justice Delivery System | Anya Batra & Arnav Mathur | LAOT Podcast
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Can artificial intelligence actually fix an overburdened judiciary? Why do legal tech innovations so often get trapped in the clerical "plumbing" of the registry rather than transforming the core of adjudication? And when automated systems introduce new threats, from cognitive atrophy to fake citations, does the legal system have any real safeguards?In this episode of the LAOT Podcast, Arnav Mathur speaks with Anya Batra (Co-founder and COO of Janna AI) about what technology can and cannot realistically do for the justice delivery system, and why fixing Indian courts is as much an economic and political economy challenge as a technological one.The conversation spans the structural dysfunction of court registries and the critical need for a "triage" system, the macroeconomic impact of frozen credit trapped in commercial suits, the ethical boundaries of machine-shaped judicial discretion, and Anya's threefold test of traceability, completeness, and contestability. It also examines the delicate balance between public-private collaboration, the phenomenon of cognitive atrophy in automated white-collar work, and whether permissionless innovation gives India a distinct advantage over heavily regulated frameworks like the EU AI Act.