The Supreme Court of India has released draft regulations that prohibit the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in determining judicial outcomes, including assessing bail eligibility. These regulations, proposed by a committee led by Justice P.S. Narasimha, emphasize that AI must function solely as an assistive tool, ensuring that human judgment remains paramount in judicial processes. The draft also aims to prevent bias based on various grounds, such as race and gender, and mandates compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. Additionally, the regulations propose the establishment of an apex body within the Supreme Court to oversee AI integration in the judiciary. This body will consist of judges, experts in technology and data privacy, and representatives from national institutions. The public and stakeholders are invited to submit comments on the draft until June 20, 2026, reflecting the court's commitment to transparency and stakeholder engagement.