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Can Arbitrators Sanction Attorneys for AI Hallucinations?
By Leslie King O’Neal AI use is commonplace in law practice. Unfortunately, cases involving AI fake citations (a/k/a “hallucinations”) are also commonplace.[i] These cases continue although AI’s penchant for such hallucinations is well-known and well-documented.[ii] If lawyers are filing briefs and memoranda with AI-generated fake citations in federal district courts, they are likely filing them
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