Source: Gazette

Gazette reports that the Arizona Supreme Court is launching an AI-driven initiative to improve public understanding of its rulings. The project will use AI "news reporters" to produce plain-language summaries of court decisions. These bots are trained on legal and journalistic data to convert complex judicial texts into accessible summaries for non-lawyers. The goal is to enhance transparency and make court processes more comprehensible to the public.

The move reflects broader trends in the judicial sector experimenting with AI to increase outreach and public engagement. According to court officials, AI tools will not influence legal reasoning or verdicts but will be strictly informational. The court will also monitor the accuracy of AI-generated content to prevent misinterpretations.