The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) is set to enhance its judicial and notary services through a series of new artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives. During a recent meeting chaired by Counsellor Yousef Saeed Al Abri, the committee focused on increasing AI's role in public services, aligning with the vision of UAE leaders for a modern government. The ADJD has already automated several key services, allowing for tasks such as processing requests to the Public Prosecution and criminal courts without direct human involvement. This includes immediate actions like lifting travel bans and canceling arrest warrants upon fine payment. The department is also implementing automated systems for enforcement requests, which streamline procedures and reduce waiting times. Furthermore, the committee discussed operational controls to ensure compliance with UAE laws regarding AI use and reviewed training programs for staff to adapt to these technologies. The recommendations approved at the meeting reflect Abu Dhabi's commitment to a technologically advanced judicial system that prioritizes efficiency and high-quality public services.