Supreme Court chief justice report urges caution on use of AI ahead of contentious election year

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPSome court watchers agree the court as an institution may struggle in the near term to preserve its legitimacy and public confidence, but time might be on its side.
44% : Look aheadIn the short term, the Supreme Court, with its solid conservative majority, will hear arguments and issue rulings in coming months on hot-button topics like:– Abortion, and access to mifepristone, a commonly-used drug to end pregnancies– Executive power, and an effort to sharply curb the power of federal agencies to interpret and enforce "ambiguous" policies enacted by Congress– Social media, and whether tech firms — either on their own or with the cooperation of the government — can moderate or prevent users from posting disinformation– Gun rights and a federal ban on firearm possession by those subject to domestic violence restraining ordersOff the bench, the court last month instituted a new "code of conduct" — ethics rules to clarify ways the justices can address conflicts of interest, case recusals, activities they can participate in outside the court and their finances.
33% : The Trump term?Donald Trump faces separate criminal prosecution in four jurisdictions in 2024 — two federal cases over document mishandling and 2020 election interference; and two state cases in Georgia over 2020 election interference and New York over hush money payments to a porn star.
23% : More than 300 people are facing that same obstruction law over their alleged efforts to disrupt Congress' certification of Joe Biden's 2020 presidential election victory over Trump.

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