AI Action Plan Explorer

The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) is at the forefront of responsible AI adoption across government. One year on from publishing the AI Action Plan for Justice, this explorer highlights progress against our ambitions. We are committed to being transparent about how we use AI and will continue to work with industry, academia, civil society and the wider public sector to realise its benefits safely and responsibly.

This explorer will not be updated in real-time. It represents a snapshot of our Year One progress (30 July 2025 – 30 July 2026) against the AI Action Plan for Justice, accurate as of 24 September 2026.

In Year One, we committed to establishing strong foundations, building capability and delivering early wins.

Explore our selection of case studies to discover how AI is being applied across the justice system.

In Year Two, our priority is to scale what works to improve outcomes more widely across the justice system. All future work will be taken forward in line with appropriate engagement and consultation requirements, including with trade unions where relevant.

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Year 1 progress

In Year 1, we have conducted early market engagement and small-scale exploratory pilots, with tangible progress in staff-facing learning initiatives. These included an AI learning platform for operational staff developed by 'Taught by Humans', a UK SME selected through the MOJ and DWP Dragons' Den-style 'Reverse Pitch' event, where SMEs pitched ideas to solve problems across government.

Year 2 priorities

In Year 2, we will focus on refreshing market engagement and identifying novel approaches to support offender-learning and rehabilitation. This could include exploring emerging ideas such as AI-supported interview coaching for people in prison.