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AI-powered justice is a double-edged sword.
AI-assisted lawsuits are flooding the legal system. Good news for the people able to file without costly lawyers — and bad news for the already overwhelmed court system. Interesting read from the NYT here, though the issue has been simmering away for a while now. Maybe it’s time for AI judges? [Link: Artificial Intelligence Floods Court Dockets with Home-Brewed Lawsuits | https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/25/us/politics/artificial-intelliegence-courts.html | nytimes.com]
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lawfaremedia.org
Don’t Count on Courts to Rein In Unregulated AI
The courts are too slow for AI’s pace—and delay is already shaping the outcomes.
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theverge.com
AI-powered justice is a double-edged sword.
AI-assisted lawsuits are flooding the legal system. Good news for the people able to file without costly lawyers — and bad news for the already overwhelmed court system.…
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the-decoder.com
The AI justice gap solution is slowly turning into an existential paperwork nightmare for US federal courts
A new study from MIT and the University of Southern California shows that lawsuits filed without a lawyer at US federal courts have nearly doubled since ChatGPT went mainstream.…