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The blame game over AI hallucinations in court filings has started

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A Louisiana personal injury lawyer apologized for filing court documents with fabricated quotations, blaming the errors on AI software from startup Eve. This incident highlights growing risks for legal tech startups as courts increasingly penalize attorneys for AI-generated mistakes, potentially eroding trust in these tools if similar issues continue to arise.

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