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'Nonexistent case law': Trump-appointed judge dings DOJ for using AI to 'hallucinate' citation in immigration case
"It should be obvious that any attorney who uses AI must scrupulously review its work product to ensure that the cited cases exist," the judge lectures.
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"It should be obvious that any attorney who uses AI must scrupulously review its work product to ensure that the cited cases exist," the judge lectures.
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