SEC uses AI in legal response against LSU amid ongoing lawsuit
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has incorporated artificial intelligence into its legal response to LSU in a lawsuit concerning eligibility issues within the football program. Filed on October 13, the 41-page document includes a disclosure that AI, specifically the tool Harvey, assisted in its creation. This addition contrasts with previous filings that lacked similar disclosures. The SEC has broadened its arguments to include LSU's men's basketball program and its recruiting practices, particularly those of Will Wade. LSU has until October 20 to respond to the SEC's opposition to its motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
- •SEC's response filed on October 13, final deadline set by Judge Axon.
- •Disclosure states AI tool Harvey assisted in generating the document.
- •New arguments include allegations about LSU men's basketball recruiting.
- •LSU must respond to SEC by October 20.
- 3:01 PMYahoo Sports — New court filing in SEC-LSU lawsuit includes artificial intelligence disclosure
"According to court filings obtained by The Tuscaloosa News, SEC attorneys used artificial intelligence when making a 41-page legal response to LSU.
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