Building an app in a weekend with Claude 3

I've mentioned before (here and here) that I know just about enough code to be dangerous, but not enough to make anything very sophisticated. I'm like a kid who's learned a handful of foreign languages at school. I can order a beer in Python, HTML and CSS, but I can't really hold a conversation with the locals. Since the start of the year, I've gone back to square one and started learning Python from the very basics, as well as brushing up on the HTML that I haven't used since I was a […]

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#LegalEthics Tidbit: #AI hallucinations travel in packs so check the whole brief

Firm A and Firm B were co-counsel to plaintiff in a CA civil litigation. Firm A used #GenerativeArtificialIntelligence for legal research and shipped it over to Firm B without telling them about the #ArtificialIntelligence use. Firm B incorporated the research into a brief without checking the citations. The judge noticed two hallucinated citations and told Firm B ... (cont.)

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#LegaEthics Tidbit: If a partner adds some citations to my brief, should I check them for #AI hallucinations just in case?

While briefing a discovery dispute, a subordinate lawyer at an AL law firm drafted a brief and submitted it to the partner for review. The partner, without telling anyone, used ChatGPT to do some research, added a few new citations into the brief, and gave them back to the ... (cont.)

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... cases and bad citations, likely hallucinated by #GenerativeArtificialIntelligence & the Court issued a show cause order. When the lawyer inquired of the freelancer about how this happened, he was informed he “should have reviewed the work prior to submitting [it] and that per LAWCLERK policy, all the documents and work product … have been destroyed.” The lawyer was fined $1,500 for a Rule 11 violation, ordered to report himself to the state bar, & to report the freelancer to her bar (in NY).

#LegalEthics Tidbit: If I get caught citing fake cases generated by #AI, can I evade sanctions by telling the Court I filed the wrong draft by mistake?

Here’s my rough summary of the MyPillow AI sanctions that came out the other day. Basically, defense counsel filed a motion in the D. Colorado with thirty bad citations pretty clearly hallucinated by #GenerativeAI. Counsel’s response was that they would NEVER submit a ... (cont.)

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Generative AI and the future of scientometrics: current topics and future questions – InfoDoc MicroVeille

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