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AI large language models invent cases that do not exist and misrepresent real ones. In Re A, B, C, D [2026] EWFC 71, a litigant AI-generated skeleton argument cited cases that were completely fabricated. The court said citing fake cases misleads the court. All parties — represented or not — have a duty to ensure cited cases are genuine. Verify everything yourself.
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AI large language models invent cases that do not exist and misrepresent real ones. In Re A, B, C, D [2026] EWFC 71, a litigant AI-generated skeleton argument cited cases that were completely fabricated. The court said citing fake cases misleads the court. All parties — represented or not — have a duty to ensure cited cases are genuine. Verify everything yourself.
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