Time: “Legal and political science experts say A.I. algorithms—which can draw and analyze millions of possible maps for a given state—are increasingly being used by both sides in such fights.”
“In November, a Utah judge threw out a congressional map drawn by the Republican-led state legislature for violating a state proposition voters approved in 2018 that was intended to end partisan gerrymandering. In her ruling, the judge cited computer-simulated analysis that found that the proposed map was ‘more Republican than over 99% of expected maps drawn without political considerations.'”
“Legal opinions based on such arcane analyses are likely to become more common, as A.I. takes on a larger role in high-profile redistricting battles that could decide control of Congress.”
