Two US judges say use of AI led to errors in court rulings

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Two US judges say use of AI led to errors in court rulings
Two US federal judges admitted in response to an inquiry by US Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley that members of their staff used artificial intelligence to help prepare recent court orders that Grassley called "error-ridden." In letters released by Grassley's office, US ...

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