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AI for Legal – Use Language Models for Legal Research Despite Citation Risks
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Use Language Models for Legal Research Despite Citation Risks
Sources:
🐦 Tweet by @emollick
🐦 Tweet by @simonw
🌐 simonwillison.net
Helps:
Attorneys
Paralegals
Law Clerks
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AI Features:
Agentic Reasoning
Text Generation
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1 month ago
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Document & Records Management
Generate Legal Case Citations That Were Fabricated in Court Filings
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🐦 Tweet by @SpirosMargaris
🌐 www.theguardian.com
Helps:
Attorneys
Paralegals
Administrative Law Judges
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AI Features:
Text Generation
Text Classification
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1 month ago
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Legal
Use Language Models for Legal Research Despite Citation Risks
Lawyers use generative AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Deep Research) to streamline legal precedent research by generating case citations. While efficient, these systems risk hallucinating references, causing disciplinary actions in over 100 documented cases globally.
Helps:
Attorneys
Paralegals
Law Clerks
Administrative Judges
Judges
AI Features:
Agentic Reasoning
Text Generation
Question Answering
May 25, 2025
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🌐 simonwillison.net • May 25, 2025