AI’s Impact in California Courts and Why Judges and the Legislature Are at Odds

Blank Rome vice chair of artificial intelligence ("AI") Sharon R. Klein and partner Mark S. Adams authored an article titled "AI’s Impact in California Courts and Why Judges and the Legislature Are at Odds," published in the Daily Journal.

In the article, Sharon and Mark examine the rapidly evolving intersection of AI and the judiciary, an issue that has sparked one of the most consequential institutional conflicts in California’s legal landscape. What began as a practical question, whether judges should be permitted to use generative AI tools in their work, has escalated into a broader governance dispute between the judicial branch and the legislature over autonomy, accountability, and the future of justice in the age of machine learning.

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