> Law firm Pinsent Masons and three solicitors referred to SRA after 'astonishing' AI failures where court misled by hallucinations
Repeatedly, it is alleged.
All going well for AI and lawyers then....
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For people with “limited” education, it is understandable that they believe the output of AI systems. But professionals generally can spot hallucinations (aka lies) pretty fast; or at least they should do.
I make scientific searches a lot. Most times the so-called AI gives me a list of publications ‘meeting my needs’; ~75% are completely wrong, most of the remaining are not good enough. Occasionally it works OK, but usually is BS.
For people with “limited” education, it is understandable that they believe the output of AI systems. But professionals generally can spot hallucinations (aka lies) pretty fast; or at least they should do.
I make scientific searches a lot. Most times the so-called AI gives me a list of publications ‘meeting my needs’; ~75% are completely wrong, most of the remaining are not good enough. Occasionally it works OK, but usually is BS.