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AI 'ghost cases' haunt S. Korean courtrooms

South Korea’s judiciary branch is stepping up its response to the use of artificial intelligence in court proceedings, as AI-generated hallucinations have led a

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koreaherald.comStai leggendo4 g fa

AI 'ghost cases' haunt S. Korean courtrooms

South Korea’s judiciary branch is stepping up its response to the use of artificial intelligence in court proceedings, as AI-generated hallucinations have led a

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forbes.com6 g fa

Judge Boots Attorneys After Both Sides Submit AI-Hallucinated Citations

A federal judge removed attorneys from both sides of a lawsuit after AI-generated legal citations appeared in court filings, signaling less tolerance for AI errors in legal practice.

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  1. venerdì 12 giugno 2026·forbes.com

    Judge Boots Attorneys After Both Sides Submit AI-Hallucinated Citations

    A federal judge removed attorneys from both sides of a lawsuit after AI-generated legal citations appeared in court filings, signaling less tolerance for AI errors in legal…

  2. domenica 14 giugno 2026·koreaherald.com

    AI 'ghost cases' haunt S. Korean courtrooms

    South Korea’s judiciary branch is stepping up its response to the use of artificial intelligence in court proceedings, as AI-generated hallucinations have led a