AI filings are flooding courts — researcher proposes a parallel AI adjudication track
latticecut · x · 2026-10-12
Law-and-AI researcher Justin Curl argues AI-generated filings are overwhelming courts worldwide. Simply arming judges with AI tools risks the worst of both worlds: no speed gains, yet judges quietly outsource judgment. His essay proposes a formal parallel AI adjudication track, modeled on private arbitration but part of the court system, making explicit where human judgment is allocated.
- The AI-flooded courtroom is framed as a tragedy of the commons
- The proposal sidesteps the moral quagmire of AI-augmented human judges, though editors question its rigid assumptions about future litigation
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