Lawyers for Chicago Housing Authority used ChatGPT to cite nonexistent court case – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

Lawyers hired by the Chicago Housing Authority recently cited Illinois Supreme Court case Mack v. Anderson in an effort to persuade a judge to reconsider a jury’s $24 million verdict against the agency in a case involving the alleged poisoning of two children by lead paint in CHA-owned property. The problem? The case doesn’t exist.
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Tubal-Caine
8 months ago

Let’s kill all the lawyers!-Shakespeare

Call my shrink
8 months ago

LMFAO. Lazy lawyers. Or are they even lawyers

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