Essay proposes parallel AI courts to relieve caseload strain on human judges
sebkrier · x · 2026-10-13
In a new essay, Justin Curl argues courts are strained by AI-driven caseloads and judges risk outsourcing judgment to AI tools. He proposes keeping human judges for cases where human judgment matters and running parallel AI courts for the rest — something he says can be experimented with today without new legislation.
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