2023-05-30 01:25:09
A New York lawyer used ChatGPT’s artificial intelligence to search for evidence in a lawsuit against an airline and now face a penalty.
Is about Steven A. Schwartz, a New York attorney who handled a client’s lawsuit against the aerolnea Avianca
The complaint against the company was because one of its hostesses injured a passenger with the metal trolley.
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With this panorama, The firm Levidow & Oberman, where Schwartz works, produced a ten-page report citing dozens of legal precedents.
When Avianca’s lawyers read the document, they found more science fiction than a legal briefIn addition, they were unable to locate anything that Justice Schwartz had completed.
Although, technically, the author had not been Schwartz, but ChatGPT.
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See all the chat expedite the legal investigation and collect arguments against the Avianca airline.
Now the complaint for the injured passenger turned around and He’s got lawyer Schwartz in the eye of the storm for the use he made of artificial intelligence.
According to The New York Times, a hearing will be held on June 8 to discuss possible penalties for the attorney.
“I was unaware of the possibility that its content could be false,” argued the lawyer in his affidavit.
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