New essay proposes parallel AI courts as AI filings overwhelm judiciaries
sethlazar · x · 2026-10-13
A new essay by curljustin argues AI-generated filings are overwhelming courts worldwide. The popular fix—giving judges better AI tools—offers the worst of both worlds: no speed/scale gains from AI, yet judges and clerks may over-rely on it anyway. The essay proposes a parallel AI adjudication track inspired by private arbitration.
Replier nickacaputo worries parts of government will be left behind and abandon core responsibilities, citing administrative rulemaking and contracts of adhesion as precedents for institutions ceding functions. Keeping government accountable as it gains AI capability is framed as a defining challenge.
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