The intended audience for the workshop includes practitioners, researchers, and developers working to employ technology to improve access to justice. The workshop is intended be accessible to attorneys, computer scientists, legal aid workers, and social scientists. The workshop will address technological innovations intended improve access to justice and delivery of services and benefits to citizens and reduction of risks created by such technology, including the due-process, bias, and privacy concerns that can arise from automated support of self-represented litigants. It will also examine human-computer interface issues concerning how and when self-represented litigants (SRLs) should use AI systems.