ChatGPT Hallucinations Highlight Risks in Legal Use

[madtrader]

Experts warn ChatGPT is prone to “hallucinations,” producing factually incorrect answers. Some lawyers have faced sanctions for using it in legal briefs, as it can cite nonexistent cases.

Kim’s experience illustrates why AI should be a tool, not a source of absolute truth, especially in high-stakes environments like law.

[alex10]

AI in law is powerful, but hallucinations are a serious liability. ️

[Nahid Hossen]

Until models become fact-locked, human oversight is non-negotiable. 🧠