AI floods courts with lawsuits — proposal: prediction markets to price and settle disputes
devanshmehta · x · 2026-09-24
Robin Rivaton warns AI is driving an explosion of litigation in French administrative courts — lower cost means higher volume, and without countermeasures the justice system will stop functioning. The retweeted response proposes 'distilled human judgement': prediction markets asking 'if this went to trial, what would the outcome be?', with published prices letting most cases settle and only actual trials resolving the market.
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