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A Florida attorney defended her legal filings to an appeals court, denying they were "AI slop" and stating her citations are real and her cases exist. The court previously ordered her to explain why she should not be sanctioned for submissions that appeared to be AI-generated.
By Mike ScarcellaA California judge has ordered a lawyer for insurance giant State Farm to pay a $999.99 fine after finding that some of her filings included nonexistent cases stemming from her use of an artificial intelligence program.Here are the details:Read more:Lawyer cites fake witnesses in m…