Plaintiff punished for hiding secret AI code in court files

The man typed hidden instructions in white font on a white background. He hoped a computer would read these secret messages and rule in his favor. He did not realize that the court does not even use AI to process these documents.
The judge did not find it funny. He compared the trick to bribing a jury or tampering with a trial. The court acted quickly to stop this behavior.
The man lost his right to file documents electronically. The judge made it clear that trying to manipulate the court is a serious offense that will be punished.
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