A US attorney faces punishment for citing fake cases ChatGPT fed him

May 30, 2023

A US attorney is now “greatly regretting” his decision to trust OpenAI’s ChatGPT in a litigation process. Steven Schwartz will be charged in a New York court for using fake citations cooked up by the AI tool in legal research for a case he was handling.Read more…
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