SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) — A Springfield attorney is being fined and could face additional penalties after admitting to using artificial intelligence in briefs where he cited eight “nonexistent” cases ...
Annapolis City Attorney D. Michael Lyles has left the job the day after his office was accused in legal filings of citing a fake case using artificial intelligence. Lyles, who occupied the position ...
The startup admitted to using Claude to format citations; in doing so, the model referenced an article that doesn’t exist, highlighting what an analyst calls 'AI-induced laziness' in law. Claude has ...
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