Two California law firms surreptitiously used AI to generate a 10-page supplemental brief, but the judge, intrigued by unfamiliar cases cited within it, looked them up only to find some did not ...

A legal powerhouse was fined more than $30,000 for using AI-generated citations in a California court case while representing a former LA district attorney.

It is a very powerful tool, and I'm not aware of any opinions that say 'Do not use AI in advancing the interests of your ...

Second attempt at brief still had fake citations "The lawyers admit that Mr. [Trent] Copeland, an attorney at Ellis George, used various AI tools to generate an 'outline' for the supplemental brief.

High-profile examples of made-up sources, including from the Make America Healthy Again Commission, highlight the perils of using generative AI without doing your own fact checks.

An onslaught of AI-generated hallucinations in court filings shows lawyers haven’t yet learned how to finesse their use of the rapidly changing technology, as the financial and reputational risks of ...

Perplexity AI is primarily an AI-powered search assistant designed to provide accurate, citation-backed answers from the web; it’s great for research and academic inquiries.

Multiple citations in the “Make America Healthy Again” report contained titles of papers that don’t exist. Experts say that’s one sign artificial intelligence was involved.