Every version of ChatGPT that I have used, going back to the beginning of January 2023, has had a disclaimer appear when you first load up the page that specifi

Every version of ChatGPT that I have used, going back to the beginning of January 2023, has had a disclaimer appear when you first load up the page that specifically tells you, "May occasionally generate incorrect information." This is why the law firm's contention that they were acting in good faith is laughable. When the tool itself shows a prominent disclaimer that it "May occasionally generate incorrect information," then the law firm can't reasonably argue that "We made a good-faith mistake in failing to believe that a piece of technology could be making up cases out of whole cloth." It was either gross negligence or intentional malfeasance. The most interesting thing to me is why the firm is continuing to try to excuse its actions, rather than taking full responsibility for them. I guess they assume that the classic Shaggy "It Wasn't Me" defense is less likely to lose them business, because they think so little of the clients they're trying to attract that they're wagering they'll buy it.