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The estate of the late comedian George Carlin sued the team behind a podcast on Monday, claiming the hosts used artificial intelligence to create what family described as a "ghoulish" impersonation of Carlin for a comedy episode.

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While not by design, Samantha Holtz had a spot away from the rest of the on-deck contingent Jan. 11 during the diving portion of the Perry Invitational.

The guidance is rife with warnings about the limitations of the technology and possible problems if a user is unaware of how it works. One criticism: Judges don't have to disclose their use of the technology.

LONDON (AP) : England’s 1,000-year-old legal system – still steeped in traditions that include wearing wigs and robes – has taken a cautious step into the future by giving judges permission to use artificial intelligence (AI) to help produce...

Judges in England and Wales have been given approval to use artificial intelligence to help writing legal opinions.

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LONDON (AP) — England’s 1,000-year-old legal system — still steeped in traditions that include wearing wigs and robes — has taken a cautious step into the future by giving judges permission to use artificial intelligence to help produce rulings. The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary last month said AI could help write opinions but stressed it […]

LONDON (AP) — England’s 1,000-year-old legal system — still steeped in traditions that include wearing wigs and robes — has taken a cautious step into the future by giving judges permission to use artificial intelligence to help produce rulings. The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary last month said AI could help write opinions but stressed it […]

LONDON (AP) — Englands 1,000-year-old legal system — still steeped in traditions that include wearing wigs and robes — has taken a cautious step into the