Study Finds AI Writing Signs in Dozens of Federal Appellate Opinions
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-08-25
Attorney Josh Morrow analyzed approximately 2,250 federal appellate opinions using the AI-detection tool Pangram, finding dozens that show signs of AI authorship. The article notes that while AI writing resists simple checklists, tools like Pangram are currently reliable for detection. The author views judicial AI use as promising but emphasizes retaining human judgment.
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