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Arizona Supreme Court Debuts AI-Generated Court News Reporters
The AI reporters Daniel and Victoria will provide online and social media commentary on new court decisions, rules, and policy.
Arizona Supreme Court using AI 'reporters' to disseminate information
Arizona's supreme court announced a new initiative to utilize artificial intelligence to spread information "directly from the court."
Arizona Supreme Court Launches AI Reporters Daniel and Victoria to Demystify Legal Proceedings
The Arizona Supreme Court introduced two AI reporters, Daniel and Victoria, to simplify court news for the public.
Arizona Supreme Court introduces AI reporters to reach social media users
The Arizona Supreme Court will now use AI-generated reporters to explain the court’s decisions and opinions on social media, and the court says information from the AI reporters will come directly from the justices.
Arizona Supreme Court introduces 2 AI-generated news reporters
There's a new AI court reporting initiative at the Arizona Supreme Court. Daniel and Victoria are two AI-generated spokespeople providing updates.
Arizona courts using AI reporters
There's a new AI court reporting initiative at the Arizona Supreme Court - meet Daniel and Victoria. I guess this was inevitable. The woman who went viral for her warm interaction with Elon Musk at Donald Trump’s address to Congress says she was not “flirting” with the billionaire and said the scrutiny of her has been “awful.

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Generative AI Training Case Flags Competition as Major Factor
Duane Morris attorneys explore what the Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence decision’s novel application of the “fair use” ...
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The Evolution of AI in Litigation
Although occasional murmurings about general AI reached the public during the 2010s, it was ChatGPT’s November ‘22 entrance ...
Key ex-OpenAI researcher subpoenaed in AI copyright case
GPT architect Alec Radford has been subpoenaed in a copyright case against OpenAI, according to a court filing.
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Michigan educators divided on AI use in classrooms, survey shows
Some school districts embrace AI tools, but less than 30% of Michigan teachers surveyed are using AI, with concerns ranging from cheating to privacy issues.
Meta mocked for raising “Bob Dylan defense” of torrenting in AI copyright fight
The authors mocked Meta for raising what they call "the Bob Dylan defense" of its torrenting, citing song lyrics from "Sweetheart Like You" that say, "Steal a little and they throw you in jail / Steal ...