Is AI-generated evidence admissible in federal court?
It can be, but it must clear the same reliability bar as other technical evidence — relevance, authentication, and a reliability foundation — and proposed Federal Rule of Evidence 707 would explicitly subject machine-generated evidence offered without a…
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It can be, but it must clear the same reliability bar as other technical evidence — relevance, authentication, and a reliability foundation — and proposed Federal Rule of Evidence 707 would explicitly subject machine-generated evidence offered without a sponsoring expert to FRE 702's reliability factors. There is no automatic admission for AI output. Planisphere produces a reproducible, sha-pinned record of how a model behaves, which helps lay a reliability foundation; it does not certify admissibility or give legal advice.
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machine-generated evidence · Rule-702-grade reliability for AI output (PROPOSED).
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First evidence record within 21 days of access · re-runs in a single business day. Planisphere measures model behaviour and emits a reproducible, sha-pinned record — it does not certify, file, or give legal advice.