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Comparing Generics :
That’s concerning because it removes the human element of accountability. If someone goes into a hearing knowing this, they could craft their evidence and narrative carefully to make the AI favor it more in the summary presented. That said, is there a follow up in these situations for human review of the unsummarized evidence? Or is that only on demand if contested?
2026-10-12 18:00:13
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Carverofchoice :
I actually look forward to this moving even more toward AI involvement in the legal system. I think judgements and outcomes will be more consistent, fair, accurate, etc. Right now sentencing and outcome disparity for the exact same thing between different people and judges etc are ridiculously inconsistent. There are a lot of Judges who admit that their caseload is so ridiculous that they don't even have time to read everything that is submitted to the court or in evidence or all of the exhibits, etc. in some cases it's not even possible. so then they end up making decisions and judgments without even having the full scope of the information. that makes their judgments possibly wrong in many cases because they couldn't even actually review everything. But an AI with a large enough context, window can analyze everything all together and highlight for the judge the most important things he should know about and where statutory law and case law are applicable and any red flags for credibility, as well as mitigating and aggravating factors to take into account among many other things. so many things are currently overlooked due to limited human capacity. I'm not saying that AI alone should be making decisions, but I think that in the future, judges will be considered to be negligent and derelict if they are not using AI as an assistant to help them process submissions to the court.
2026-10-14 09:25:43
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