The Board of Grievances concluded its participation in the World AI Regulation Summit 2026, held in London, United Kingdom, on November 5 and 6. The summit brought together international officials, experts, and specialists in legislation and modern technology to discuss the future of AI regulation, the development of governance frameworks, and AI applications across various sectors.
During the summit, the board presented its experience in adopting AI technologies and their judicial applications. The presentation covered governance frameworks, risk management, and mechanisms for using intelligent systems to support judicial work while ensuring human oversight, data protection, and compliance with cybersecurity requirements, enhancing the efficiency of judicial processes and the quality of their outcomes.
The participation formed part of the efforts of the board’s Partnerships and International Cooperation Unit and reflected its commitment to keeping pace with technological developments, strengthening partnerships, and exchanging expertise in AI governance and responsible use.
These efforts support the development of the administrative judiciary system and the objectives of the Board of Grievances 2030 Framework for Leadership and Impact Maximization.
Source: Riyadh Daily