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A Ceaseless Struggle: Stopping Attorneys from Citing Fake, AI-Generated Content
AEI
Some attorneys continue to cite fake content generated by artificial intelligence tools. The problem now doesn’t just involve non-existent cases, but invented quotations and false factual assertions working their way into pleadings and motions. The situation doesn’t seem to be improving despite several recent developments and judicial opinions. The post A Ceaseless Struggle: Stopping Attorneys from Citing Fake, AI-Generated Content appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.
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