Overview
- Mike Lindell's legal team filed a brief created using generative AI, which included nearly 30 erroneous citations, some referencing non-existent cases.
- U.S. District Judge Nina Wang has given Lindell's attorneys 10 days to explain their actions and certify whether Lindell was informed about the use of AI.
- Attorney Christopher Kachouroff admitted to using generative AI only after direct questioning by the court, raising concerns about transparency and professional responsibility.
- Judge Wang has threatened disciplinary actions, including potential loss of law licenses, if the attorneys fail to adequately justify their conduct.
- This incident adds to Lindell's financial and legal troubles, including $70 million in penalties and an ongoing FBI investigation tied to his 2020 election-fraud claims.