Arizona’s Supreme Court Turns to AI-Generated ‘Reporters’ To Provide Explanations of Its Decisions

The court says the move will make ‘justice more accessible than ever.’

Via Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona’s Supreme Court is using two AI-generated avatars named Daniel and Victoria to deliver 'clear, accessible explanations of case decisions and opinions.' Via Arizona Supreme Court

Arizona’s Supreme Court is trying to increase the public’s confidence in the judiciary, and to do so, it is turning to the use of AI-generated “news reporters” to share updates about the court’s rulings. 

In a press release about the new feature, Arizona’s Supreme Court said it would use two AI-generated avatars named Daniel and Victoria to deliver “clear, accessible explanations of case decisions and opinions.”

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