See you at the DATAforum Justicia 2026

From October 21 to 23, the DATAfórum Justicia 2026 will be held in A Coruña (Palexco), organized by the Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, the University of A Coruña, and the A Coruña City Council. This event has established itself as the leading national forum dedicated to digitalization, the use of data, and the transformation of the public justice system.

We will be present at this key event, which will bring together representatives from public administrations, legal professionals, universities, technology companies and innovation experts to share experiences, solutions and real projects that are transforming the way we understand and provide the public justice service.

For three days, the main challenges and opportunities of the digitalization of justice in Spain will be addressed, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital justice, fundamental rights, data governance, and the impact of new technologies on society. The event will combine keynote speeches, panel discussions, practical workshops, networking opportunities, and activities designed to foster collaboration among institutions, businesses, and the academic community.

The 2026 edition expands its scope with new initiatives to promote innovation in Justice, such as the DATAthon Justicia, as well as spaces designed to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange among professionals, institutions and companies.

In this context, Antonio Soto will participate in the videopodcast on Wednesday, October 21, from 4:35 to 5:25 p.m., where he will address the role of context in the evolution of Digital Justice. He will analyze why the next leap is not simply about connecting a Language Model (LLM) to a document repository, but rather about building a context layer capable of interpreting the meaning and relationships between case files, procedures, judicial bodies, rulings, individuals, regulations, jurisprudence, deadlines, documents, and actions. This is a key approach for advancing toward AI that better understands the complexity of the judicial field and provides real value to its professionals.

In addition, Luis Pico, account manager at ALTIA, will present the "24/7 Judicial Office," focused on self-service in the justice system as a way to streamline procedures and reduce waiting times. During his presentation on Thursday, October 22, at 2:00 p.m., in the interview set, he will share use cases applied to the justice sector and discuss how to ensure regulatory compliance without hindering innovation, moving towards a more agile, accessible, and efficient public service.

ALTIA invites you to join us for this day of meetings between professionals and business leaders committed to building a more digital, accessible, efficient, and citizen-focused justice system. You can register here.