Arizona Supreme Court, AI and Legaltech News

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: Owners must keep stores safe for customers
Store owners have a legal responsibility to keep their shops “reasonably safe” for customers, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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 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 ruling changes business safety standards
The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that businesses must maintain reasonably safe conditions for their customers. This decision clarifies that a business owner's duty does not depend
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.
Arizona Supreme Court says Circle K stores have duty to protect customers from harm
The Arizona Supreme Court has determined that businesses like Circle K owe their customers a certain duty of care to keep ...
Arizona denies condemned man Aaron Gunches' request for witnesses at his execution
Aaron Gunches is scheduled to be executed on March 19. He asked for two nonlegal witnesses to be present for his execution. Arizona said "no." ...
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Arizona Supreme Court rules stores have legal responsibility to keep properties ‘reasonably safe’
Store owners have a legal responsibility to keep their shops “reasonably safe” for customers, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled ...
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Aaron Gunches: Arizona death row inmate passes on chance to ask for reprieve ahead of execution
Aaron Gunches, 53, is scheduled to be executed on March 19 for murdering his girlfriend's ex-husband decades ago.
Border state Republicans optimistic Trump DOJ will help reverse liberal court's ruling on 'common sense' law
Arizona Republicans are hoping that the Trump administration will back efforts in court to uphold a 2022 law requiring proof ...
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Arizona Supreme Court justice warns of "grave attack" on U.S. judiciary
America's independent judiciary is under "grave attack" from politicians who wish to delegitimize the court system, Arizona ...
AZ Supreme Court’s Bolick was almost brave in his justified criticism of Trump | Opinion
Without naming Trump, Clint Bolick urges judges to ‘act with integrity, courage, and an unyielding commitment to their ...
A fire chief says he battled Christian discrimination. Supreme Court declines to take his case
Former Fire Chief Ronald Hittle says he was fired for attending a Christian leadership summit during work hours. The Supreme ...