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May 5, 2026
AI errors in murder case lead to discipline for Georgia prosecutor
The Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday disciplined a prosecutor, finding her misuse of artificial intelligence tools led to fake and misleading case citations appearing in a murder case ruling.
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