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AI: Check your cites? Read the cases…the Ayinde judgment

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Peter Church
TMT Counsel, London

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Sonia Cissé
TMT Partner, Paris
Guillaume Couneson
TMT Partner, Brussels

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Peter Church
TMT Counsel, London

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Sonia Cissé
TMT Partner, Paris
Guillaume Couneson
TMT Partner, Brussels
Richard Cumbley
TMT Partner, London/Dublin
Georgina Kon
TMT Partner, London
Daniel Pauly
German Head of TMT, Partner, Frankfurt
Ieuan Jolly
Partner & Chair: U.S. TMT/IP & Data Solutions
Ben Packer
Global Tech Sector Leader, Litigation, Arbitration & Investigations Partner, London

Artificial intelligence tools play an increasingly important role in the delivery of legal services. However, these tools create considerable risks. We look at some hard statistics on the predisposition of AI tools to make up cases and examine the Ayinde judgment as an example of why this can be a real problem in practice.

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Peter Church
TMT Counsel, London

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Sonia Cissé
TMT Partner, Paris
Guillaume Couneson
TMT Partner, Brussels

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Peter Church
TMT Counsel, London

Co-Authors

Sonia Cissé
TMT Partner, Paris
Guillaume Couneson
TMT Partner, Brussels
Richard Cumbley
TMT Partner, London/Dublin
Georgina Kon
TMT Partner, London
Daniel Pauly
German Head of TMT, Partner, Frankfurt
Ieuan Jolly
Partner & Chair: U.S. TMT/IP & Data Solutions
Ben Packer
Global Tech Sector Leader, Litigation, Arbitration & Investigations Partner, London

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