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flag Wisconsin considers AI court interpreters, sparking fairness concerns despite cost-saving hopes.

flag Wisconsin lawmakers are considering a bill allowing AI-assisted interpretation in courts to address interpreter shortages and cut costs, but legal advocates warn it could jeopardize fair trials for non-English speakers and deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals. flag While the bill now excludes violent crime cases, critics say AI misinterprets legal terms—like confusing “trial” with “test”—and fails to capture sign language nuances, risking wrongful outcomes. flag The measure passed the Assembly and awaits Senate action, with no word yet from Governor Evers. flag Related bills on virtual interpreters have stalled.

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