>Since more and more lawyers have started using LLMs to help them generate legal documents, courts have decided to treat this as similar to a lawyer asking a le

>Since more and more lawyers have started using LLMs to help them generate legal documents, courts have decided to treat this as similar to a lawyer asking a legal secretary or a paralegal to draft the document. Since this was apparently wortha a news story, the key thing I'm curious about: has the frequency of fine-worthy errors increased with the use of AI, or are such errors just getting more coverage because AI is in the mix as opposed to legal secretaries.