Rules for using AI in JURO

1. Role of AI

AI can help collect facts, identify uncertainty, and prepare a draft plan or document. Its output may be incomplete or incorrect and does not guarantee an outcome.

JURO is not a public authority, notary, or court. AI tools do not replace qualified professional assistance where it is required or reasonably necessary.

2. Sources

Legal explanations must cite only sources from the controlled server registry and include their verification date. If no suitable source is found, JURO says so and does not invent a legal provision, act number, or link.

3. Data and verification

Do not enter unnecessary personal data. Before materials are sent to an external AI provider, the operator must identify that provider in the Privacy Policy and apply data minimisation.

Before making an important decision, users should verify facts, dates, and details and obtain qualified professional advice where appropriate.

4. Human professional

Hand-off to a professional is a separate action. The user can review the materials to be shared and confirms consent; access is not automatically granted to the entire workspace.