AGS AI for Legal Research

AGS is seeking information from potential suppliers of AI tools that are specifically designed to support Australian legal practices. If AGS proceeds to procure such AI tools these would be expected to supplement rather than replace any existing capability that AGS currently uses. AGS has developed Non-Functional Requirements that are to apply to the implementation of AI. Any tool will need to comply these requirements.

AGS has developed Use Case Scenarios to provide vendors with information about the tasks that an AI tool may be requested to carry out in the AGS environment. The Use Case Scenarios are not exhaustive, and respondents are encouraged to nominate additional use cases that, in the respondent’s experience, are likely to add value.

In addition to exploring standard generative AI capabilities across the listed use cases, AGS is also interested in understanding how emerging agentic AI systems, those capable of autonomous decision-making, multi-step task execution, and dynamic interaction across tools or environments, can be applied to these or related use cases.

Respondents are encouraged to highlight any solutions that incorporate agentic AI features, such as task orchestration, goal-driven workflows, or adaptive reasoning, particularly where these capabilities enhance or extend the value of traditional generative AI.