Judge Warns Court Reporter Over AI-Generated Errors in Transcript, Raising Reliability Concerns
404 Media · rss · 2026-07-24
Judge Paul Felix noted in a footnote that a court transcript contained errors resembling generative AI, such as misattributing motions and objections. This is the first public notice to a court reporter for failing to catch AI errors, raising concerns about AI transcription reliability. Lawyers have previously been criticized for AI use.
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