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AI 'hallucinations' in court filings show signs of slowdown, but judges still sound alarms

Published by Reuters Technology · United Kingdom 10 h ago

New instances of "hallucinations" and other AI-generated errors in court filings fell in the second and third quarters of 2026, according to new research, indicating that lawyers…

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