As US judiciary explores AI tools, Stark anticipates changes in chambers
By Steve Scherer ( October 30, 2026, 18:33 GMT | Insight) -- The federal judiciary is exploring artificial intelligence tools to improve productivity, while cautioning judges against delegating core functions to AI technology. Judge Leonard Stark of the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said Thursday that although he is "not knowingly" relying on AI, he expects that could change within a few years.The Administrative Office of the US Courts is exploring how to introduce artificial intelligence into court computer systems, an initiative that could help judges adopt the technology in their chambers....
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