AI and the Future of Law

How Judges Can Use AI Without Losing Human Judgment with Justice Jerod Tufte

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How can judges use AI without delegating the human judgment at the center of their role?

In this episode, Jen Leonard and Bridget McCormack are joined by Justice Jerod Tufte of the North Dakota Supreme Court for a conversation about AI, judicial workflows, public legal data, access to justice, and the future of courts.

In this episode:

  • How judges can use AI while preserving human judgment
  • Why AI should support, not decide, judicial work
  • How AI can assist with records, citations, and bench memos
  • Why courts need guardrails for AI use
  • How AI may increase litigation volume
  • Why public law should be accessible and AI-ready

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