Florida Supreme Court adopts new AI courtroom rules requiring lawyers to verify citations amid rampant misuse
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Starting June 15, Florida attorneys and people representing themselves in court must certify that any citations they submit are accurate and actually exist. The Florida Supreme Court recently established these new rules to combat what legal professionals describe as a serious and growing problem: artificial intelligence generating false
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