If we consider the integration of AI into legal research as a universal component of judicial AI, then we ignore the conditional nature of its application. If a court faces complex land disputes involving local customs, analyzing enormous volumes of case law with AI will only be a marginal advantage. The relevance of AI is contingent on the specific needs of the jurisdiction, not a stable hierarchy, because while AI excels in structuring data, it fails to grasp cultural nuances and oral testimonies.