Judicial Council formalizes AI study as subcommittee under technology committee
Summary
An ad hoc committee studying artificial intelligence will be made a permanent subcommittee of the technology committee and will be co-chaired by Judge Kevin Morris and Judge Kelly, the council reported.
The council's technology committee reported that the previous ad hoc committee on artificial intelligence and the courts will transition into a standing subcommittee under the technology committee.
"That committee is going to transition to a subcommittee of our technology committee and judge Kevin Morris of the Alovi circuit has agreed to chair that subcommittee," Justice Land said, inviting judges and staff with interest to contact Judge Morris about participation. The change reflects the council's intent to make AI study a continuing part of technology oversight rather than a time-limited review.
Committee members also noted ongoing case management, AOC security and data exchange work. The new subcommittee will advise the standing technology committee on AI-related policy and study issues; membership and the subcommittee's charge will be developed and shared with interested council members.
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