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  1. Judicial sanctions are being issued due to hallucinations stemming from the integration of AI tools into legal practice.

Supreme Court sets aside an NCLAT judgment regarding AI use after finding legal AI tools hallucinated up to 34%.

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Supreme Court sets aside an NCLAT judgment regarding AI use after finding legal AI tools hallucinated up to 34%.

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  1. Facticity.AI provides verification tools to address AI issues identified in Stanford studies.1 source
  2. Supreme Court action addresses AI hallucination cases involving BIAS and Yale.1 source

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