Just another fake citation story? This time, it’s an Anthropic expert that’s accused of using an AI-fabricated source in her declaration.
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Possible ruh-roh for AI companies? In a hearing last Friday on a case involving Meta AI, a judge was skeptical that AI training can be considered fair use.
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Want to build your understanding of AI in legal? Tara Emory will be the next guest on Level Table Live with Level Legal!
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Based on one survey, ChatGPT is still the most popular generative AI tool, but Google Gemini is gaining ground on ChatGPT.
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Oh, please! 😉 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says that using polite language like “please” and “thank you” to ChatGPT is costing them millions of dollars.
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A plaintiff tried to use an AI avatar to make his argument before a New York appeals court. To say that it didn’t go well is an understatement.
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