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Australian lawyer apologizes for AI-generated errors in murder case
Lawyers apologised after AI-generated court documents contained errors and misleading information, risking the integrity of the murder case involving a boy found mentally impaired, the judge said.
- A senior lawyer in Australia apologized for filing submissions with fake quotes and non-existent case judgments generated by AI in a murder case.
- The judge ruled that the lawyer's client, who cannot be identified due to being a minor, was not guilty by reason of mental impairment.
- The judge noted that the court had released guidelines last year on proper AI usage, stating it is unacceptable unless verified.
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Sydney Morning Herald+2 Reposted by 2 other sources
Lawyers for boy accused of murder file error-riddled, AI-generated documents
Lawyers acting for a boy accused of murder admitted they failed to properly check documents created using artificial intelligence were factually correct.
·Sydney, Australia
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