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This seemed implausible to me at first, then I remembered we've already had people submitting ChatGPT-hallucinated cases in court, so maybe not :(
by causal 3y ago
This seemed implausible to me at first, then I remembered we've already had people submitting ChatGPT-hallucinated cases in court, so maybe not :(
- qingcharles 3y agoAnd that's the one we caught. 99% of the time people aren't checking citations in motions to the court. Nobody has that much time. Things are rushed. I'm sure it is happening a lot more than we think. I use GPT to help write wiki entries for a site I'm working on and I have to be really on my game as it will hallucinate facts. I know some have got to have slipped through.