EDUCATING JUDGES ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

This whitepaper provides a practical framework for educating U.S. judges on the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in legal proceedings. It explores the promise and peril of AI in the courtroom, including benefits like judicial efficiency and access to justice, as well as risks like hallucinated citations, systemic bias, and ethical opacity. Developed by Dr. Troy Williams, PhD, the paper offers case studies, disclosure protocols, and actionable guidance to uphold due process in an age of digital transformation.