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Air Canada's AI chatbot costs them in court case
(arstechnica.com)
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I remember a state recently passed a law barring lawyers from using AI programs to generate legal documents, and this right here is why. Remove the possibility of lawyers appealing to “well it’s not our fault the document is wrong, the AI did it!”
I heard about someone doing that from Leonard French. Some old boomer thought the AI could actually search for court cases, ended up getting tricked into citing a bunch of non-existent caselaw and got into a lot of trouble.
I'm wishing so hard it was a Sovereign Citizen...
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