Bengaluru, March 23 -- Supreme Court judge justice Vikram Nath, said on Sunday that while Artificial Intelligence (AI) can serve as an effective aid for the judiciary, it can "never replace judges or the work they do." Speaking at a conference organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association in Bengaluru, on global perspectives on judicial governance and the role of AI, justice Nath spoke about the limits of technology in legal decision-making. He said, "While AI may assist with research and improve efficiency, it cannot substitute the trained mind of a lawyer or the ethical and disciplined judgment that a judge must exercise." "Technology may help draft a note, collate data etc., but it can never replace a judge or the work that judges do," ...