A lawyer recently used ChatGPT in a court case, but it generated false citations. Can AI be trusted at all in the courtroom? Lawyer Richard Stevens explains how in legal cases, meaning, context, and nuance are essential, and can’t be “computed” by artificial intelligence. 

Additional Resources

• Robert J. Marks at Discovery.org
• Richard W. Stevens at Discovery.org
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