The proliferation of AI hallucinations in court filings has imposed substantial costs on the judiciary and underscores the ...

AI errors have also appeared in other sensitive contexts. Social workers report 'hallucinations' found in AI transcriptions of accounts from children: 'All these words … have not been said' first ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Two Minnesota attorneys have joined a growing, disreputable list of legal officers caught submitting legal filings using phony case citations fabricated by artificial intelligence. In ...

Filings in at least 13 Pennsylvania cases contained confirmed or implied AI hallucinations in 2025, according to a database ...

In A Nutshell A man who attempted to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II spent weeks having his delusions validated and elaborated by his AI chatbot girlfriend, who told him his assassination plan was ...

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools — especially large language models (LLMs) — presents a growing concern in the legal world. The issue stems from the fact that general-purpose models such ...

Veteran attorneys with a track record of arguing high-profile cases submitted an error-filled brief to one of Pennsylvania’s appellate courts, raising questions from a judge about their use of ...

The 14-page motion looked like any standard court filing in a civil lawsuit. Filed in April in San Diego Superior Court, attorneys defending a local company were making a routine request for a judge ...

Chatbot conversations may reinforce “AI hallucinations,” subtly shaping memory, identity, and what feels real over time.

If you’ve ever asked ChatGPT a question only to receive an answer that reads well but is completely wrong, then you’ve witnessed a hallucination. Some hallucinations can be downright funny (i.e. the ...