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I'd bet on 3) Courts respond by automating as well, so we get a constant background loop of suits and counter suits processing in nanoseconds.



I would bet on the opposite, new rules that prevent automation from gumming up the court system. The judiciary is going to be hostile to such approaches.


I imagine lawmakers would be amenable to rules that you can't use GenAI to make legal filings, or that forced arbitration can now use AI to "screen" claims.

The courts are not for the little guy with little claims, nor are they a high volume system.


You can use AI to generate the text and then type or write it manually. Still easier.


That sounds awesome actually

The judge is there to course correct and cap




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