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AI Hallucinations February 11, 2026 · Tax Notes

Tax Court Finds Bad Citations Most Likely Resulted From AI Use | Tax Notes

Three appear to be hallucinations generated by a large language model AI . He cites “Cacchillo v. Commissioner, 130 T.C. 132 (2008),” as a case where a ...

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