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Resisting the Echo Chamber: AI-Assisted Judgment Writing and the Risk of Homogenization Artificial intelligence is making its way into courtrooms around the world, and not always for the better. Judges have been caught embedding AI-generated fictitious case references in judicial decisions, in Canada and internationally; and there are no doubt other, more subtle, machine delusions slipping into case law undetected. Judicial misuse of AI tools has profound consequences for the administration of justice and for public confidence in the courts. But a less obvious threat also deserves our attention: a growing body of research indicates that large language models (LLMs) have a homogenizing effect on writing and analysis, meaning that judges’ . . . [more] The post Resisting the Echo Chamber: AI-Assisted Judgment Writing and the Risk of Homogenization appeared first on Slaw. http://dlvr.it/TTBZQG