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A New York attorney working a personal injury case just learned why it's called "generative" AI the hard way.

Attorney Stevens A. Schwartz on Thursday apologized to US District Judge P. Kevin Castel of the Manhattan federal court for citing bogus legal cases fabricated by ChatGPT. Schwartz and another lawyer, Peter LoDuca, said they were remorseful for citing non-existent precedent cases in a case against an airline company. For more than two hours, a visibly

Claiming that he was injured when a metal serving cart struck his knee during a flight from El Salvador to New York in 2019, Robert Mata recently sued Avianca Airlines. Avianca filed a...

AI chat programs have become such a huge part of the online culture so quickly, that many people are still fooled by its infancy and limitations, even though the owners of these AI programs have been very clear to warn the public that the text they produce CANNOT be trusted since they often produce false information or even just make stuff up, if the data that is needed to produce a correct response is not available. They refer to this false information as AI "hallucination." Two recent news stories demonstrate just how foolish and dangerous it is to use programs like ChatGPT for rea...

An emotional and "humiliated" lawyer apologized to a judge explaining how he was "duped" by artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT in a legal snafu.