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Judicial council converts AI workgroup into standing AI Governance Subcommittee
Summary
Justice Jonathan Biran proposed and the Council unanimously approved converting the ad hoc AI Workgroup into a standing AI Governance Subcommittee to set strategy, develop AI policies, monitor compliance and advise on procurements.
The Maryland Judicial Council voted unanimously to convert its ad hoc Artificial Intelligence Workgroup into a standing AI Governance Subcommittee charged with setting strategic direction, developing policies on the use of AI and generative AI, monitoring compliance, and advising on AI-related procurements. Justice Jonathan Biran formally proposed the change and the Council accepted the recommendation.
“Justice Jonathan Biran proposed to the Council that the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Workgroup be converted into the AI Governance Subcommittee,” the Council record states. Chief Justice Matthew J. Fader accepted the recommendation after a motion and second. The subcommittee will establish subgroups focused on education, policy, and ethics and the current workgroup membership will transition into the new structure.
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