Lawyer Cited AI-Generated Cases in Court Filing, Faces Possible Sanctions
- A lawyer used ChatGPT to prepare a court filing and submitted false information from the AI tool as evidence.
- The opposing party informed the judge overseeing the case about their concerns regarding the false content.
- The lawyer admitted to using ChatGPT without knowing it could generate incorrect information.
- Experts warn that lawyers must ensure AI tools provide accurate information and take precautions to protect client confidentiality.
- The lawyer may have to pay the opposing party's legal fees as punishment.