NSA points out a magazine with AI hallucinations. The Plenipotentiary must verify the decisions which he cites before the court

Zdjęcie: AI, NSA, pełnomocnik, sąd, odpowiedzialność

The ultimate Administrative Court pointed out the complaint in which traces of the alleged AI hallucinations appeared: erroneously indicated rulings and thesis that did not appear in the cases called. The Court of First Instance stressed that the client paying for legal aid has the right to anticipate a letter satisfying the requirements of professionalism alternatively than unverified content generated by the tools available to everyone.