Supreme Court Justices Want to Add Staff to Combat Cyber Threats
Justices Kagan and Barrett testified before Congress about threats posed by AI and its impact on court processes.
Justices Kagan and Barrett testified before Congress about threats posed by AI and its impact on court processes.
WASHINGTON, July 15, 2026 – To combat threats posed by AI, the Supreme Court is looking to hire 12 cybersecurity officials to keep up with the increased threats.
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