The use of AI in Canadian courtrooms presents both opportunities and challenges, highlighted by the case of Zhang v. Chen, where AI-generated fake citations were used in legal submissions. While courts seek regulation, the integration of AI raises concerns about accuracy, ethical obligations, and reliance on technology. Experts urge caution, promoting transparency and responsible use … Read more
The Arizona Supreme Court introduces AI avatars, Victoria and Daniel, to enhance public engagement and deliver court news. This innovative approach aims to clarify legal rulings and foster trust in the judiciary, emerging from past controversies. Designed with efficiency in mind, the avatars symbolize a creative bridge between the court and the public. The Arizona … Read more
President Trump has signed an executive order aimed at fostering AI development without ideological bias, while revoking past regulations put in place during Biden’s tenure. The order requires a new action plan within 180 days, signaling a return to deregulation in the tech sector. This move raises questions about the future oversight of powerful AI … Read more