A New York lawyer is facing a court hearing of his own after his firm used AI tool ChatGPT for legal research. A judge said the court was faced with an "unprecedented circumstance" after a filing ...
Lord Justice Birss, an expert in intellectual property law, acknowledged using ChatGPT when faced with an unfamiliar area of law. He described the AI chatbot as “jolly useful” for providing a ...
Lord Justice Birss used AI chatbot to write part of judgment in first known use by British judge A court of appeal judge has used ChatGPT to provide a summary of an area of law, and called the ...
The suit, filed with the Authors Guild, accuses the A.I. company of infringing on authors’ copyrights, claiming it used their ...
Earlier this week, a number of high-profile authors, including John Grisham and George R. R. Martin of "Game of Thrones" fame ...
An appeal court judge has admitted using artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT to help him write a court ruling. Lord Justice Birss said the language-processing tool was “jolly useful” and ...
An appeal court judge has admitted using artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT to help him write a court ruling. Lord Justice Birss said the language-processing tool was “jolly useful” and ...
A British judge has admitted using ChatGPT to write part of a case ruling. Lord Justice Birss said he called on the "jolly useful" AI chatbot to summarise an area of law he wasn't familiar with ...
A British judge has admitted using ChatGPT to write part of a case ruling. Lord Justice Birss said he called on the "jolly useful" AI chatbot to summarise an area of law he wasn't familiar with, and ...
A British judge has admitted using ChatGPT to write part of a case ruling. Lord Justice Birss said he called on the "jolly useful" AI chatbot to summarise an area of law he wasn't familiar with, and ...
A British judge has admitted using ChatGPT to write part of a case ruling. Lord Justice Birss said he called on the "jolly useful" AI chatbot to summarise an area of law he wasn't familiar with, and ...
