It would seem that in the future, people will be less inclined to proof-read their work, or even read it at all prior to submission. I'd wager a guess that thi

It would seem that in the future, people will be less inclined to proof-read their work, or even read it at all prior to submission. I'd wager a guess that this will only get worse over time. LLMs will do more stuff for people - from helping school children to get through their homework, to higher learning assignments and all the way up to the "real" jobs. Along the way people might just place far too much trust in these tools. I'm pretty sure that's something we can all agree on. What I do find striking here though, is the incredible laziness of the lawyers. Not even checking whether or not the cases actually happened? That's just bad lawyering. The AI actually helped the system to call them out on their bad lawyering. That's not "bad things happening because AI" but just plain stupidity.