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A father, embroiled in a dispute with his ex-wife over access to his children, was issued a court order himself after submitting “AI hallucinated material” from ChatGPT in his personal protection order (PPO) application. A family court magistrate had found that none of the 14 “relevant local legal precedents” that the self-represented man had cited
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Margarete Badon
17:19
A father, embroiled in a dispute with his ex-wife over access to his children, was issued a court order himself after submitting “AI hallucinated material” from ChatGPT in his personal protection order (PPO) application. A family court magistrate had found that none of the 14 “relevant local legal precedents” that the self-represented man had cited
