Two federal judges admit to using AI in botched rulings after months of silence

Two federal judges have come forward to acknowledge their use of artificial intelligence in making rulings, which resulted in significant errors that forced them to retract court orders. This revelation raises serious concerns about the reliability of AI in the judicial process and highlights the potential risks of integrating technology into critical decision-making roles. As the legal system grapples with these challenges, it underscores the need for careful oversight and accountability in the use of AI.