Lawyer, technologist Karlo Dizon wants to make PH law easier to understand with AI

Rappler
Karlo Dizon, a lawyer and technologist, is developing Kartilya.PH, an AI-powered platform to make Philippine laws more accessible by allowing users to search legal documents using natural language queries.

Summary

Karlo Dizon, a Filipino lawyer and technologist, is creating Kartilya.PH, a free AI-driven platform that simplifies access to Philippine legal materials. The platform allows users to ask questions in plain language, which the AI translates into searches of a structured corpus containing over 8,000 legal provisions, court decisions, and statutes. Dizon emphasizes that Kartilya aims to make legal information more accessible without replacing the need for lawyers, particularly in complex cases. The system includes a verification layer to link AI-generated responses to primary sources, reducing the risk of hallucinations. While the platform currently has a few hundred users, Dizon plans to expand its capabilities, including adding AI tools to explain specific legal provisions and making the platform available in Philippine languages. He also advocates for integrating AI into legal education and developing a national legal AI strategy for the Philippines.

(Source:Rappler)

Rappler

Lawyer, technologist Karlo Dizon wants to make PH law easier to understand with AI

Complete Ai Training

Anthropic adds Claude watermark that travels with copied text

Newsbreak

💰 San Francisco Accounting & Finance Roles With Multiple Senior Openings

Financialcontent

Folotop Surpasses 2,400+ Curated Lists, Introduces Premium Advertising Solutions for Businesses

Complete Ai Training

DeepJudge unveils Agent Handoff Protocol to keep AI context across platforms

It Brief India

MongoDB adds AI retrieval tools for live Atlas data

Blockchain News

Harvey AI Adds Audio, Video, and Image Analysis Tools

Financialcontent

5 Ways Enterprise Companies Can Get More Clients from AI Search Engines

Crunchbase

40 Companies Joined The Unicorn Board In July, The Highest Count In 4 Years

Latestly

Business News | SmartVakheel.AI Wins Legal AI Innovation of the Year 2026 at Bespoke Legal Summit

The Tribune

SmartVakheel.AI Wins Legal AI Innovation of the Year 2026 at Bespoke Legal Summit

Devdiscourse

SmartVakheel.AI Wins 'Legal AI Innovation of the Year 2026' | Business

It Brief New Zealand

MongoDB adds AI retrieval tools to Atlas platform

Artificial Lawyer Legal Technology Blog

Legal Innovators New York, Spellbook, Vera +

The New Indian Express

Ordinance for establishing private universities in Delhi likely