Do bankruptcy courts require AI disclosure?

There are 94 bankruptcy courts in the United States, and not one has a uniform AI disclosure rule. Some individual bankruptcy judges have standing orders, but there is no system-wide requirement.

Does the PTAB have AI disclosure rules?

The PTAB processes over 1,500 inter partes review petitions annually. While there's no formal AI disclosure rule, AI is reshaping how both petitioners and patent owners prepare and argue cases.

What are the immigration court AI rules?

EOIR issued Policy Memorandum 25-40 in August 2025 -- its first-ever public guidance on generative AI in immigration proceedings. It covers both attorney and judge use of AI tools in immigration court.

Specialized Courts AI Rules — 10 Pages

AI in Specialized Federal Courts (2026)

AI disclosure rules and AI adoption across bankruptcy courts, PTAB, Tax Court, immigration courts, military courts, and other specialized tribunals.

Courts covered

Specialized federal courts operate under different rules, different cultures, and different AI adoption curves than Article III district courts. Bankruptcy courts have no uniform AI rule across 94 courts. The PTAB is seeing AI-assisted patent challenges. Immigration courts just issued their first AI guidance. These guides cover the specialized court landscape.

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I’m Manu Ayala. I spent five years doing legal investigations for a US law firm. Now I run AI Vortex, where I help firms figure out where they actually stand on AI and build the infrastructure to get to where they need to be. I write about what I find at aivortex.io/legal.

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