The blame game over AI hallucinations in court filings has started

Fonte: Business Insider

Getty ImagesA personal injury lawyer apologized for filing court documents with fabricated quotations. The lawyer told the judge that he had begun using software from a venture-backed startup called Eve. The episode highlights a growing risk for the startups selling artificial intelligence to lawyers.

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