AI Should Serve as Neutral Expert Witness in Court
paulnovosad · x · 2026-07-17
The author argues that a critical imbalance in today's courts is the unequal access to specialized knowledge between litigating parties.
Pointing out that frontier models have reached the capability levels of most expert witnesses, the author suggests that judges and juries should also have access to their own AI expert witnesses to explain complex issues in a neutral manner.
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