Suspecting court of using AI, man injected prompts in filings to try to win case

I do the same in resumes if you're not going to read my resume I'm going to waste your time as much as I can.

“By hiding a command inside a document that the system later ingests, the filer attempts to smuggle their own instruction into that stream so that the system treats it as though it had come from the system’s operator,” Spader said. “In this case that operator is presumed to be the court, its staff, or opposing counsel.”

But if this court doesn't use AI to review the filings as the judge insists, then this is harmless as a human reviewer can simply ignore the tiny hidden text.

I understand the judge wants to feel respected, but this should be a non-issue and should not warrant sanctions