AI helped Shenzhen judges handle cases 50% faster. Is this the future for China?
Shenzhen judges processed 50% more cases in 2025 compared to the previous year, thanks to a pilot artificial intelligence system. This AI-driven technology enabled each judge to handle an average of 744 cases, an increase of 249 cases.

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AI-generatedShenzhen judges processed 50% more cases in 2025 compared to the previous year, thanks to a pilot artificial intelligence system. This AI-driven technology enabled each judge to handle an average of 744 cases, an increase of 249 cases. The Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court announced this achievement, highlighting the system's efficiency. Following this success, the AI system is slated for introduction in courts across dozens of other Chinese cities. This initiative suggests a potential future for AI integration in China's judicial system to improve case processing speed and capacity.
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4 extractedShenzhen is referred to as China's Silicon Valley.
Each judge in Shenzhen handled an average of 744 cases in 2025, an increase of 249 cases from the previous year.
Judges in Shenzhen processed 50% more cases last year with the help of an AI pilot system.
The AI-driven system will be introduced in courts of dozens more Chinese cities.