Adalat AI Inc

Programs

1. 4a. Development of Technical Knowledge for Court Modernization - Timely Justices primary program activity involves developing and curating technical knowledge related to the use of digital and AI-enabled tools in judicial administration. The organization focuses on understanding administrative bottlenecks in court systems, identifying where technology may improve efficiency or access, and translating these insights into practical, non-operational guidance for organizations working on court modernization. - This work includes analyzing how tools such as transcription, translation, record digitization, and workflow systems interact with court procedures, data sensitivity, and legal safeguards. The organizations outputs are designed to inform partner organizations and institutions that support courts, rather than to operate technology systems or engage in court administration directly.

   $471,849 spent
   100% of program spending

2. 4b. Guidance on Responsible Use of AI in Judicial Settings - Building on its technical knowledge base, Timely Justice provides guidance on the responsible and appropriate use of AI in sensitive judicial contexts. The organization develops frameworks, principles, and advisory materials to help organizations that work with courts understand how AI-enabled tools should be introduced and used in ways that respect judicial independence, procedural fairness, data protection, and language access. - Timely Justice does not conduct trainings or implementation activities with courts. Instead, it supports intermediary organizations, judicial support institutions, and implementing partners by advising on how training programs, adoption strategies, and safeguards can be designed for court environments. This guidance is intended to reduce risk, prevent misuse, and support ethical deployment by those working directly with judicial systems.

3. 4c. Research, Learning, and International Advisory Support - Timely Justice engages in research, learning, and advisory activities to support broader understanding of judicial modernization across jurisdictions. The organization contributes methodological guidance on evaluating administrative reforms, synthesizes lessons from court modernization efforts, and supports learning-oriented collaboration among organizations working in different legal and institutional contexts. - This work includes exploratory international advisory engagements focused on feasibility assessment, comparative learning, and knowledge exchange. During the year, these activities included research and advisory support related to judicial systems in Ghana, Kenya, and Zambia. All such activities were limited to analysis, learning, and advisory support and did not involve direct operation of court systems, direct training of judicial personnel, or management of courtroom activities.

The 3 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $471,849.