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ARTICLE · 10 SEPTEMBER 2026

AI And Trial: Ethics, Evidence, And Credibility

Artificial intelligence is transforming how litigation teams prepare and present evidence in the courtroom, but its use raises critical questions about credibility, transparency, and juror perception. As AI tools become more sophisticated in enhancing visual evidence and streamlining trial preparation, legal professionals must navigate the fine line between legitimate enhancement and problematic alteration. Understanding when AI supports the evidence versus when it undermines trust has become essential for

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Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities for litigation teams to work more efficiently and present complex evidence more effectively. But in the courtroom, where credibility can influence how jurors perceive everything they see and hear, the way AI is used may be just as important as what it can accomplish.

In a recent IMS Elevate conversation, IMS Senior Client Success Advisor Adam Bloomberg welcomed Senior Technology Consultant and experienced hot seat operator Josh Stanhill to discuss the responsible use of AI in trial preparation and presentation. They explored practical applications for enhancing existing evidence, the risks of altering visual content, the importance of attorney oversight and transparency, and how increasing juror awareness of AI may change the way visual evidence is perceived.

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