Tribunal judge says litigants in person must check their AI output
After a 132,000-word ChatGPT skeleton argument, an EAT judge ruled that unrepresented parties share lawyers' duty to verify AI-drafted court documents.
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After a 132,000-word ChatGPT skeleton argument, an EAT judge ruled that unrepresented parties share lawyers' duty to verify AI-drafted court documents.
A GPTZero probe found 40 of 45 citations in KPMG's flagship agentic-AI report were fabricated, the latest Big Four firm caught publishing AI hallucinations.
A sheriff court in Kirkcaldy found that a landlord relied on fictitious legislation and case references generated by AI, in what is believed to be a first for Scots law.