Technology & AI
The AI industry wants models to assist in legal battles, but will they help?
Source: Engadget - Technology News & Expert Reviews · Published
After lawyers were fined for submitting AI filings packed with fictitious case law, AI companies are releasing new tools to ensure that doesn't happen again.
After lawyers were fined for submitting AI filings packed with fictitious case law, AI companies are releasing new tools to ensure that doesn't happen again.
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