The bill would establish a 15-member task force to review the technology. It has the backing of the National Court Reporters Association.

The leader of the federal judiciary’s administrative arm said the guidance was distributed in July, and courts are simultaneously considering an AI information-sharing website.

Paul Drutz-Hannahs, the federal court system’s AI pilot lead, said the federated nature of the judiciary is a strength for testing innovations.

The Administrative Office of the United States Courts wants to learn more about other agencies’ multi-phased approaches to cloud adoption.

Right now people looking to access court records electronically have to slog through a difficult-to-use site that charges 10 cents per page. But the Internet Archive —…