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This session tells the inside story of how one federal defender office built and governed its own AI system—fully on-premises, never in the cloud—and what that journey revealed about the future of AI in the courts. We’ll walk through how “practice-first” experimentation (Gideon 1.0) evolved into a “policy-first” governance model (Blueprint 2.0) that now informs judiciary-wide standards for fairness, transparency, and human oversight. You’ll see how role-specific guardrails, context control, and pilots turned into enforceable ethics, and why “humans in the loop” is not just a safeguard but the foundation of judicial integrity in an AI age.
