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Writes for @techinasia. Previous bylines @bsindia. Tweets/retweets are personal
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Asia’s courts are drowning in paperwork. Can AI save them?

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By Samreen Ahmad 
| The Business Times (Singapore)
Firms across Asia say the bigger opportunity lies in automating the mundane tasks of local court systems Add BT as a preferred source The generative AI legal market will expand by US$2.1 billion between 2024 and 2029, says research firm Technavio. PHOTO: NYTIMES Published Sun, May 31, 2026 · 11:04 AM ARTIFICIAL intelligence has made a bad name for lawyers over the years.
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Inside Asia’s legal AI boom

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By Samreen Ahmad 
| Tech in Asia
Welcome to Tech in Asia’s daily newsletter, your essential dose of Asia’s tech and startup buzz. Not yet a subscriber? Register here. Got a story tip? Send it to editors@techinasia.com. In focus Can AI fix Asia’s courtroom chaos? Doubts follow Droom in $50m fundraising push India’s ecommerce players in visuals Hello reader, Three hundred years. That’s how long it would take India to clear its current backlog of 54 million court cases.
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Asia’s courts are drowning in paperwork. Can AI save them?

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By Samreen Ahmad 
| Tech in Asia
AI has made a bad name for lawyers over the years. Chatbots have generated fake case citations, fabricated legal arguments, and caused some lawyers – those who’ve relied on the tech too heavily – to issue apologies. So why did the release of Anthropic’s new legal plugin in February help trigger what investors dubbed the “SaaS apocalypse,” wiping billions off software stocks globally this year?
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