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AI Hallucinations October 18, 2025 · futurism.com

Woman Wins Court Case by Using ChatGPT as a Lawyer - Futurism

... AI." Victor Tangermann Avatar. By ... A pair of Australian files repeatedly filed court documents riddled with AI hallucinations , including fake ...

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