Stenographers face increasing pressure from corporate and global forces advocating for Digital Court Reporting and Automated Speech Recognition. Despite recent leadership changes, the company once at the forefront of stenography persists on a harmful path. The decline of this profession jeopardizes the integrity of truth and justice within the legal system. Now is the time for stenographers to come together, uncover wrongdoing, and stand firm in defending their rightful role.
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Regulating Technology in Court Reporting
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and automatic speech recognition (ASR) threatens the accuracy and integrity of court reporting. These technologies are unreliable in legal settings, where precision is critical. To protect due process, strict regulations must prohibit AI and ASR from replacing certified human court reporters. Upholding the principle of “Responsible Charge” ensures accountability, ethical standards, and the continued trustworthiness of legal transcripts.
Notaries Posing as Court Reporters
Notaries posing as court reporters raise significant legal and ethical concerns, risking the accuracy of court transcripts and the integrity of legal proceedings. This issue underscores the broader debate over nonlawyer involvement in legal services, highlighting the need for clearer regulations and stronger safeguards to protect consumers and maintain justice.
Robots Are Learning From Stenographers’ Transcripts
In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, advancements are continually pushing the boundaries of what was once thought possible. One such groundbreaking development is the integration of stenographer transcripts into the training data of robots. Traditionally associated with courtrooms and legal proceedings, stenographers are now playing a pivotal role in teachingContinue reading “Robots Are Learning From Stenographers’ Transcripts”
Stenos: Robots Won’t Take Our Jobs
Stenographers act as the Responsible Charge and protect the record in a way that would make a takeover by robots or AI or ASR technology impossible.
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