Evidence

AI Lawmaking and AI Arbitration test results.

This section separates system validation from research papers. It contains benchmark reports, recorded runs, and the public evidence room where the path from input material to final legal artifact can be traced.

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AI Lawmaking benchmark

AI Lawmaking Test Results

The report tests JudgeAI’s legislative mode on 22 regulatory tasks. The system receives a normative problem, selects a normative universe, assembles a legislative report, generates strict bill text, passes legislative counsel validation, and produces a methodological appendix.

The validation matters because the output is a full bill with an explainable method of choice. The benchmark records how the system builds regulatory architecture from consequences, constraints, actors, and admissible options for a legal regime.

79 pages22 regulatory tasksfull bill text

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AI Arbitration benchmark

JudgeAI as AI Judge Test Results

The report tests the arbitration mode on 92 cases from courts, arbitral tribunals, and international dispute-resolution bodies. The data room accepts party positions and documents; the pipeline extracts claims and defenses, sets issue filters, evidence criteria, factual chronology, legal criteria, and a consequence model.

The final artifact is a draft final award with legal decision structure. The validation shows how the system connects case materials, admissible legal worlds, party behavior, and consequence evaluation into one reproducible route of reasoning.

75 pages92 casesdraft final award

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Public evidence room

Executable validation trace

PDF reports record the test results, while the public evidence room shows materials inside the platform interface: inputs, intermediate artifacts, final documents, and limitations observed during system runs.

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