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SCOTUSblog · September 19, 2026 · On the brief until October 3, 2026

What AI misunderstands about the Supreme Court

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Facing non-adoption by Supreme Court justices due to security concerns

Supreme Court justices are currently avoiding the use of artificial intelligence in their official work, primarily due to security concerns. However, in recent months, the justices have shown an increasing interest in discussing and joking about the rise of the technology. For scholars of the judiciary and constitutional law, this highlights the tension between institutional caution toward technological integration and judicial awareness of emerging tech trends.

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Instructors can explore the reasons why Supreme Court justices remain cautious about adopting AI tools over security concerns even as they increasingly engage with the topic publicly.

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