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AI Hallucinations August 07, 2025 · Lexology

AI hallucinations in court: Lessons from the UK, US and Australia - Lexology

This type of error is commonly referred to as an AI ' hallucination ' where an AI tool generates content that appears plausible but is factually ...

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