How Tribuno uses AI

Where AI assists

AI-assisted features help with extraction, case-profile structure, Lens context organisation and memo drafting where enabled.

• Corpus enrichment extracts structured signals from source decisions.
• A Case Profile organises the pseudonymised facts and research question you provide.
• Memo drafting works from selected sources, promoted Lens context and approved pseudonymised matter context where enabled.
• OpenAI does not receive an original Matter Review PDF or unapproved extraction.
• Private Matter Review embeddings are not sent to an external embedding provider.

Document extraction

Tribuno first attempts native PDF text extraction. Amazon Textract receives the original PDF only when OCR is needed for scanned or unsuitable pages. The extracted pages are pseudonymised and must be approved by the user before they become searchable evidence or eligible memo context.

Where AI does not decide

AI output does not decide legal merits, provide representation, predict a tribunal outcome or replace source checking.

• A generated memo is a draft for review.
• Citation readiness is a source-review check, not a legal-strength score.
• Thin or missing coverage remains a limitation, not an answer.

What to check

Before using any AI-assisted output, check the selected decisions, Lens source links, caveats and any weak-source warnings.

• Open the cited source decision or source link.
• Read the relevant passage and nearby context.
• Revise or discard output that overstates what the source supports.