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Because he used AI to fabricate case law. Imagine if you're on the other end of this case, and the opposing lawyers are creating citations to help support their
by WestCoastJustin 3y ago
Because he used AI to fabricate case law. Imagine if you're on the other end of this case, and the opposing lawyers are creating citations to help support their case and create a strong argument (or worse, use a fabricate case as precedent). This has real-world impact. Sure, use AI to assist but check the work!
- distortedsignal 3y agoIf I'm a lawyer, I hope that my opponent fabricates cases. Judges don't generally take kindly to that kind of thing, and that is only going to help my side. Aside from that, it seems pretty trivial to prove that the cases don't exist. Here's a guy on YouTube talking about the case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GExSDY6Wz9Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GExSDY6Wz9Y
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- jstummbillig 3y agoI was aware of the mechanical reason, thanks. What I am interested in is: Errors will be made by any professional, and so, lawyers. Why would this one justify a call for disbarment? I was hoping for a little more than the hobbyist lawyer tv show vibes I was getting.