“Lawyers researching cases, or citing cases that are made up because they just assume that those cases are real because the AI came up with them, but there's no verification involved”

Colin Levy · Pondering AI · Practicing Judgment with Colin Levy

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require double-checking of AI-generated case citations to avoid fabricated references

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