California Supreme Court demands State Bar answer questions on AI exam controversy

California’s Bar Exam just got a high-tech twist—and a high-stakes controversy. In February 2025, the State Bar quietly let AI help write 23 of the 171 scored multiple-choice questions, bypassing both Kaplan and court approval. Now, the California Supreme Court is demanding answers. For the paper packaging industry, here’s the twist: this AI misstep showcases the risk of cutting corners with AI in high-stakes content creation—whether it’s legal exams or compliance labeling on fiber-based packaging. AI can streamline development, but without transparency, trust in the end product collapses—just like a poorly scored box.https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-04-24/california-supreme-court-demands-state-bar-answer-ai-questions

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