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#LegalEthics Tidbit: If #AI is supposed to improve my writing, what’s with all the typos?

A CA pro se plaintiff filed a copyright complaint against television studio, alleging that someone read his screenplay and used it as a blueprint for the studio's similar show. The Court was unimpressed with the alleged similarities between the works and dismissed the complaint with prejudice. As part of the grounds for denying the plaintiff leave to amend the ... (cont.)

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David Kluft Mar 23

... complaint, the court cited the plaintiff’s probable use of artificial intelligence to prepare his briefs, as evidenced by hallucinated citations, mischaracterizations of earlier orders in the case, and a graphic chart with “nonsensical spellings that are characteristic of images generated by artificial intelligence.” The misspellings included “alausibly,” “cafeteira,” “comedie” and ... (cont.)

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David Kluft

... Misurstranding”). The Court referenced a TechCrunch article entitled “Why is AI so Bad at Spelling? Because Image Generators aren’t actually reading text” by Amanda Silberling.