Three legal professionals at an Am Legislation Second Hundred agency face doable further penalties for themselves and their agency after use of nonexistent AI-generated citations prompted a federal decide to throw them off a case representing the Alabama Division of Corrections.
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After Judge Boots Butler Snow Attys Over Faulty Citations, Case May Serve as a Judicial ‘Road Map’ for AI Misuse
