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PatSeg

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11. Sadly, I think it will be a while

Reply to UpInArms (Reply #5)

Tue Jun 9, 2026, 12:24 PM

5 hrs ago

before "it is done". I'm sure there will be much more damage to come before it gets restricted and regulated. Unfortunately, the possibilities for AI are endless and most will come with negative consequences.

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Judge Learns Lawyers on Both Sides of Case Used AI, Cancels Trial, Kicks Everyone Off the Case [View all] usonian 6 hrs ago OP

I'd think they'd at least have a paralegal proof it Torchlight 5 hrs ago #1

Yes.. But if they are so cavalier as to use AI to prepare even the initial filing, perhaps their hlthe2b 5 hrs ago #8

Counsel, either the citation is in The Blue Book, or it isn't. no_hypocrisy 5 hrs ago #2

Ooffff Hassin Bin Sober 5 hrs ago #3

Whoa, that's some special PatSeg 5 hrs ago #4

they received their juris doctorates UpInArms 5 hrs ago #6

And I suppose that PatSeg 5 hrs ago #9

I hope the AI didn't say "Yutes" JustABozoOnThisBus 4 hrs ago #15

Really? PatSeg 4 hrs ago #16

From the movie "My Cousin Vinny" JustABozoOnThisBus 4 hrs ago #18

Thanks, I'd forgotten that! PatSeg 13 min ago #23

This makes the best case against the use of AI in most settings UpInArms 5 hrs ago #5

Sadly, I think it will be a while PatSeg 5 hrs ago #11

When the legal system goes full Reddit Sympthsical 5 hrs ago #7

About time! dickthegrouch 5 hrs ago #10

There should be HUGE fines Quanto Magnus 5 hrs ago #12

They would have been better off with these guys Ray Bruns 4 hrs ago #13

Sigh. It was already obvious a few years ago that use of generative AI was dumbing users down and highplainsdem 4 hrs ago #14

Good, i hope Figarosmom 4 hrs ago #17

Vendor(s) of whichever AI apps were used by the lawyers: WestMichRad 3 hrs ago #19

So much for a labor saving app replacing significant human action, eh? Ford_Prefect 3 hrs ago #20

Don't trust your soul to no backwoods, southern A.I. LudwigPastorius 3 hrs ago #21

AI says: Kristi Gnome will get her day in AI court. usonian 22 min ago #22