AI floods French administrative courts as case filings surge 44% in two years
IgorCarron · x · 2026-09-23
France's Conseil d'État warns of a 'litigation tsunami': administrative court cases are up 44% in two years, driven by AI-drafted filings — some still containing the un-deleted note 'reply to ChatGPT', others unfilled templates. Filing is free and generating text costs nothing, but clerks must still open each case. Commenters argue AI isn't the sole cause, but with everyone using it, 44% may be just the beginning.
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