Tenth Circuit proposes human verification for AI-assisted filings
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit proposed Rule 46.5 revisions under which presenting a filing would certify that any document prepared with generative AI was reviewed by a human who independently verified cited authorities, quotations, citations, legal analysis and compliance obligations.
Why it matters: The proposal converts general professional responsibility into an explicit appellate filing representation backed by issue waiver, striking, dismissal, monetary sanctions, discipline and fee awards.