There’s an irony in relying on artificial intelligence for justice, as the law is traditionally slow and relies on human judgment, while generative AI promises efficiency and accessibility. The author experienced a mix of doubt and fear regarding over-reliance on AI, noting it even cited a fictional case, wasting valuable time. This “AI hallucination” phenomenon has prompted warnings from the Law Society, indicating that lawyers have requested information on non-existent cases, highlighting the potential pitfalls of AI in legal contexts.
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