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Arizona Courts Test AI with Limits | Tucson News
Arizona’s top court strikes a cautious balance: AI tools are now allowed in judicial work—but only for efficiency tasks like speeding up case processing, not for writing opinions or deciding cases. Human judges retain final authority, ensuring ethical guardrails while letting tech evolve. Legal experts see this as the next logical step after law books and databases, warning that ignoring AI could leave courts unprepared for modern challenges like fake evidence or self-represented litigants using AI. The consensus? AI is a tool, not a judge—human oversight remains non-negotiable. A follow-up…
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